لا إله إلا الله محمد رسول الله
الكيلتي الإسلام
For bookings contact celtislam@gmail.com
" unrepentant hard-edged industrial-strength Dub driven Electro Punk TearOut Mayhem of the highest calibre"
“Celt Islam is an English pioneering artist, producer and peace activist performing high octane Neuro Dub Driven Electro Punk BreakBeat Drum and Bass, transnational Dubstep and Cyberpunk Synthwave electronica with a twist of the Orient. Using a fusion of music which combines Islamic and world grooves to create a dub driven dance crossover.The unique sound of Celt Islam is a fusion of western and middle eastern influences combined with a futurist dub attitude.
Celt Islam has played at various Festivals from Glastonbury to Ozora supporting acts like: Grandmaster Melle Mel and The Furious Five , The Sugerhill Gang , Youth , EAT STATIC ,Public Enemy Bomb Squad {Hank Shocklee}, Hardfloor. Scientist , System7 , Irina Mikhailova , Culture Shock , Don Letts , DJ UMB, Iration Steppas , Winachi Tribe, The Orb, Mixmaster Morris ,Zion Train, ORANGE BLOSSOM, Slamboree Soundsystem, Cold Cut. Gaudi , Braintheft , High Tone, Engine Earz, DJ Bobby Friction, DJ Pathaan ,Celt Islam was also chosen by the BBC DJ Bobby Friction to perform at the BBC Introducing stage Glastonbury 2010.
In 2010, Celt Islam was personally selected by BBC DJ Bobby Friction to perform at the prestigious BBC Introducing Stage at Glastonbury, marking a significant moment in his career. Over the years, Celt Islam has continued to evolve his sound, pushing the boundaries of what is possible in electronic music while staying true to his ethos of peace, unity, and cultural fusion.
With a sound that is as radical as it is groundbreaking, Celt Islam stands as a trailblazer in the world of electronic music, bringing his unrelenting energy, boundary-breaking artistry, and visionary approach to audiences worldwide.
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