KETTAMA built his identity almost as much through visual presentation as sound — a specific, consistent aesthetic across his releases and shows that's as recognizable as any of his tracks, uncommon for house music, where most producers barely bother branding themselves beyond a logo. Evan Campbell cut his teeth uploading tracks to SoundCloud through the mid-2010s before “B.O.D.Y” turned him from an unknown into someone Mall Grab was willing to play out.
Archangel, his 2025 debut album on Steel City Dance Discs, arrived nearly a decade into a career that's mostly lived in singles and EPs — a rare full-length statement from an artist whose reputation was built entirely on standalone tracks and G-Town Records, the label he runs with his longtime collaborator Shampain.