Kalipo unveils ‘Alles’ – a first glimpse into his sixth solo album on Iptamenos Discos
Kalipo
Berlin-based producer Kalipo has released “Alles”, the lead single from his forthcoming sixth solo album of the same name. The single is out now via Iptamenos Discos, the label curated by Local Suicide, which also houses acts like Dina Summer and Curses. Kailpo is best known as a member of Electropunk trio Frittenbude and the dark disco project Dina Summer.
The single holds 6 tracks.
About Kalipo
Kalipo is the solo moniker of Jakob Häglsperger, who emerged from the German Electropunk scene as a founding member of Frittenbude. Based in Berlin, he launched his solo career in 2014 with the album “Yaruto”, followed by a string of releases.
Häglsperger has released five albums, including his debut Yaruto (2014) on Antime Records, and numerous singles and remixes across labels like Ki Records, Audiolith, Get Physical, and Stil vor Talent. He has also produced for artists like Marcus Wiebusch and Ira Atari, and contributed to compilations like Stiff Little Spinners.
Parallel to his solo work, he collaborated with Local Suicide in the dark disco project Dina Summer, whose debut album was released in 2022.
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