Muito Kaballa

Muito Kaballa is a band from Cologne initially starting as a single person project, eventually morphing into a nine piece orchestra, adequately labeled as a power ensemble. This journey can be heard in their development and their convergence into the musical body they are. This in turn gives them a complex identity like no other.
They also manage to integrate non musical elements like their visual approach or stage presence, by weaving all their interests into their spectacle.

Their latest album, Like a River (2023, Batov Records), represents the never ending flow, with all its contradictions, not being able to distinguish itself from the great body of water that it is, connecting from its roots, the spring from which the water comes to the oceanic bodies embracing all the whole earth, which is defined through interlaced mechanics of the natural journey of Muito Kaballa.

With their new album Tomorrow A Flower (2025), Muito Kaballa embarks on another chapter of their sonic journey, picking up where Like A River left off – at the boundaries of genres and conventions. The album is a vibrant manifesto of love and life, a work that is both intimate and expansive, playful and profound, nostalgic and futuristic. Across ten tracks, Muito Kaballa weaves influences from global jazz, Afrobeat, electronic soundscapes, and a touch of untamed experimentalism. The songs effortlessly shift between wild energy, introspective reflection, and ironic humor. They invite listeners to lose themselves in a sound world that resists categorization, yet remains consistently authentic and unifying.
The live show for Tomorrow A Flower is a captivating blend of musical spectacle and theatrical staging. Muito Kaballa mesmerizes audiences with boundless energy and their unmistakable stage presence. Each of the ten songs becomes an experience that simultaneously excites, moves, and surprises.