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" unrepentant hard-edged industrial-strength Dub driven Electro Punk " 
*Celt Islam* is a pioneering force in the world of electronic music, blending high-octane Neuro Dub, Electro Punk, Breakbeat, Drum and Bass, and transnational Dubstep with a unique Cyberpunk Synthwave twist. As an English artist, producer, and peace activist, Celt Islam has carved out a genre-defying niche that infuses his music with Islamic, Middle Eastern, and world grooves, creating a futuristic dub-driven sound that is as innovative as it is powerful. His unrepentant, hard-edged industrial-strength dub packs a visceral punch, earning him a reputation for delivering electro punk of the highest calibre.

Renowned for his distinctive fusion of Western and Middle Eastern influences, Celt Islam's sound is more than music—it’s a transcontinental experience, blending cultures and rhythms with a bold futurist dub attitude. His performances are a mesmerizing dancefloor crossover, merging deep, dub-driven beats with Eastern melodies and modern electronic energy. 

Celt Islam’s explosive live sets have captivated audiences at major festivals across the globe, including legendary events like Glastonbury, Hadra, and Ozora. Along the way, he has shared stages with some of the most iconic names in music, from Grandmaster Melle Mel and The Furious Five to The Sugarhill Gang, Youth, and EAT STATIC. His collaborations and performances include legends like Public Enemy's Bomb Squad (Hank Shocklee), Hardfloor, Scientist, System7, Irina Mikhailova, Culture Shock, Don Letts, Iration Steppas, Winachi Tribe, and The Orb. 

Celt Islam has also performed alongside Mixmaster Morris, Zion Train, Orange Blossom, Slamboree Soundsystem, Coldcut, Gaudi, and Braintheft, to name just a few. His talent has earned him spots supporting renowned artists such as DJ Bobby Friction, DJ Pathaan, and Inder Goldfinger (of Ian Brown, Natacha Atlas, and Apesta fame), as well as Mick Reed (1919, Ship of Fools), Oova Matique, and Dr. Weevil (Desert Storm/DMC). 

In 2010, Celt Islam was personally selected by BBC DJ Bobby Friction to perform at the prestigious BBC Introducing Stage at Glastonbury, marking a significant moment in his career. Over the years, Celt Islam has continued to evolve his sound, pushing the boundaries of what is possible in electronic music while staying true to his ethos of peace, unity, and cultural fusion.

With a sound that is as radical as it is groundbreaking, Celt Islam stands as a trailblazer in the world of electronic music, bringing his unrelenting energy, boundary-breaking artistry, and visionary approach to audiences worldwide.
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