Killa Kela
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Killa Kela is a British beatboxer from West Sussex in England. His trademark sound incorporates drum & bass and hip-hop stylings, very realistic vocal scratching, and "samples" of popular songs, which he verbally imitates. For live appearances he appears with 'Spit Kingdom'. He released the album 'Elocution' in 2005, a follow up to his debut album 'Permenant Marker.'
He has collaborated and appeared with artists such as Pharrell Williams, Justin Timberlake, DJ Vadim, Busta Rhymes and the Stereo MCs.
His most recent work incorporates 'The Elysian Quartet' on strings, backing vocalists Rookwood and MC Trip, DJ Skeletrik and his producer Spider on keys and vocals. Kela's crew extends to multimedia with Mark Splinter (Mark Harold) creating his artwork, video and website and the whole crew are known as 'Spit Kingdom'.
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