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Kuulas is 27 year-old DJ and producer from Helsinki whose fluid style of hybrid dance music combines influences from UK bass music, techno, grime, electro, footwork and beyond.
When he first started DJing in 2010 he played strictly four-to-the-floor techno and house, but following the emerging post-dubstep / bass music scene his style evolved to encompass a wider range of influences, when he first started using his Kuulas moniker in 2014.
An active perfomer in the Helsinki underground party circuit, Kuulas has played events organised by promoters such as Drop Zone, Yövuoro, Aamunen, Halloper and Contained. 2015 saw Kuulas playing outside Helsinki for the first time, first for Ajuvabrik in Tartu, Estonia and later for TYEMYY in Turku.
Kuulas has also been involved in organising parties in Helsinki since 2011 and as an active member of HYTKY since 2012, which has exposed him to new and exciting styles of contemporary dance music, and has further refined his vision of what works on and off the dance floor.
Kuulas’ Sugar Cubes Podcast is a testament to his eclectic style, with big, rhythm driven tracks and dramatic, harmonically aware mixes. The mix showcases various mutations of bass music going through a range of tempos, rhythmic permutations and soundscapes with infectious fervour.
http://sugarcubes.entropy.fi/?name=sugarcubes049_kuulas.mp3
When he first started DJing in 2010 he played strictly four-to-the-floor techno and house, but following the emerging post-dubstep / bass music scene his style evolved to encompass a wider range of influences, when he first started using his Kuulas moniker in 2014.
An active perfomer in the Helsinki underground party circuit, Kuulas has played events organised by promoters such as Drop Zone, Yövuoro, Aamunen, Halloper and Contained. 2015 saw Kuulas playing outside Helsinki for the first time, first for Ajuvabrik in Tartu, Estonia and later for TYEMYY in Turku.
Kuulas has also been involved in organising parties in Helsinki since 2011 and as an active member of HYTKY since 2012, which has exposed him to new and exciting styles of contemporary dance music, and has further refined his vision of what works on and off the dance floor.
Kuulas’ Sugar Cubes Podcast is a testament to his eclectic style, with big, rhythm driven tracks and dramatic, harmonically aware mixes. The mix showcases various mutations of bass music going through a range of tempos, rhythmic permutations and soundscapes with infectious fervour.
http://sugarcubes.entropy.fi/?name=sugarcubes049_kuulas.mp3