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A homegrown, nostalgic electro artist.
Robbert v.d. Bildt, better known by his artistic moniker Kaap, is yet a latent figure in the electronic music scene, with a sonic palette deeply rooted in the rich traditions of '90s Detroit Techno and Chicago House. His musical journey is a homage to the raw, hardware-driven sounds of the early days, where the pulse and spirit of the dance floor converge. Kaap's fascination with meticulously produced, vintage-inspired music is evident in every beat he crafts. Drawing from the raw energy of Detroit and the soulful vibes of Chicago, his tracks are a testament to his understanding and appreciation of electronic music's heritage. Yet, Kaap infuses his creations with subtle nods to diverse genres and sonic territories, creating a sound that is simultaneously nostalgic and forward pushing. In 2015, Kaap made his debut with the EP titled "Bodycode," a magnetic collection of tracks released on cassette through Yield. Since then, he has left his mark on the industry with releases on esteemed labels such as Intercept, ÆX, Help Recordings, and De Lichting. His contributions to these platforms have solidified his reputation as a producer who effortlessly bridges the gap between past and present, tradition and innovation. With a discography that reads like a love letter to the sounds of a bygone era, Kaap’s music is a celebration of the past, a reflection of the present, and a beacon guiding the way towards the future of electronic soundscapes.
Kaap plays electro, house, bass house - rooted in tradition rather than chasing trends.
Kaap's live sets are tight and well-rehearsed - mid-paced sets where the arrangements come through clearly.
Kaap plays Tolhuistuin in Amsterdam on Sunday 23 August.