Krafty Kuts has not detailed a studio rig in the sources checked here, but he has said he loves records like Redman's Bars, Roots Manuva's Witness, Rick James' Give It To Me Baby, Bob Marley's Could You Be Loved and The Funk Hunters' Funk Back, all picked as album and tour inspirations.
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“I personally always look to him for inspiration lyrically and musically”
“we heard Witness The Fitness live which was always such a highlight of the night.”
“such funky and infectious tune that just sticks in your head”
“it soon became a firm favourite in the car for our journeys.”
“We had so many great moments jammin with the crowd on our travels!”
“packs such a punch with it's phat production”
“A modern funk band with a futuristic twist and this track was a particular favourite!!”
In a 2018 Decoded Magazine playlist he named tracks by Redman, Roots Manuva, Rick James, The Nextmen, Oliver, Bob Marley, The Funk Hunters and Wicked City as inspirations for his album and tour.
He picked Redman's Bars, saying he always looks to Redman for inspiration lyrically and musically, and Roots Manuva's Witness.
He named Rick James' Give It To Me Baby, The Funk Hunters' Funk Back and Wicked City's Our Culture in his 2018 inspiration playlist.
Krafty Kuts is a UK breakbeat DJ and producer known for funk and hip-hop driven breaks. This guide covers the records he named as inspirations for his album and tour.
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