Kerala Dust has long been a staple of the European electronic music scene. The band aims to bridge the gap between electronic music and traditional songwriting, weaving a wide range of styles into their sound.

Born from a growing love for electronic music and shaped by his past as a member of various indie bands, vocalist Edmund founded Kerala Dust at a time when producing electronic music on a laptop felt like the most natural thing to do. He explains:
"I’m really into club music and used to spend a lot of time in London clubs like Fabric or Corsica Studios. I was fascinated by the endless repetition in that kind of music—how it unfolds within you through sheer persistence, almost like a mantra that leaves you with a clear mind."

It’s precisely these hypnotic elements that form the driving force behind Kerala Dust. Their music blends blues and Americana with unconventional electronic beats. After three years of performing in clubs around the world, they’ve honed a live show that’s fluid, somewhat improvised, and always evolving. Now, they're back on the road across Europe with new music—making a stop in Switzerland along the way.