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HALBWELT Stuttgart, Germany
ELECTRO. GHETTO. BASS AND STREET CULTURE PASSION.
Love for 808,909,303, Snares, filthy Electro, nasty Ghetto
swag, broken Beats and heavy Bass. Tired of business techno, fake scene elitism and its too cool to be true attitude.
„It is no measure of health
to be well adjusted to a profoundly sick society."
... more
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