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Biography of Kris Baha - a 21st-century Australian electronic musical artist/ DJ
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Kristian Bahoudian, known professionally as Kris Baha, is an Australian electronic music producer, DJ, and live performer based in Berlin, Germany. Active since 2009, Baha is recognized for his contributions to electronic sub-genres such as EBM, industrial, techno and post-punk-influenced dance music.[1] Baha is also a member of Ghosts in the Machine and Die Orangen which includes Dreems (Angus Gruzman) and Jack Freeman from Jagwar Ma.
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Comment: Please note that notability of an individual for an article on Wikipedia requires that there's "significant", "independent", coverage in "reliable sources." For this purpose, lists, interviews (with limited exceptions), event listings, album links etc do not count. There are only two or so sources (Ref 14, Ref 2) in the current article that say something significant about Krish Baha and why he's relevant. I suggest finding similar and more sources and removing references that are not necessary. I believe notability is close but not quite there yet. WeWake (talk) 21:18, 16 June 2025 (UTC)
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Kris Baha | |
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 Kris Baha | |
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| Born | Kristian Bahoudian |
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| Years active | 2009 - Present |
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| Website | www.krisbaha.com |
Biography
Baha is of Armenian & Italian heritage and was born in Melbourne, Australia.[2] Baha began his involvement in the Melbourne underground dance music scene in the late 2000s, organizing club nights and performing as a DJ. Between 2014 and 2016, he co-founded a weekly event called "Power Station" alongside his brother Daniel Bahoudian and collaborator Michael Delany. The event's name was later adopted for his record label.[1]
In 2017, he released Autora on Cocktail D'Amore. In 2018, Baha released the Can't Keep The Fact on Pinkman Records. Baha also released In Your Arms on She Lost Kontrol.[3] In 2018 Baha also collaborated with Blind Delon, I Hate Models & Lapse of Reason on "Rule III" as lead vocalist.[4]
In 2019, Baha released My Master on Pinkman Records.[5] His debut LP, Palais, was released on Cocktail D'Amore in 2019, reflecting his transition from Melbourne, Australia to Berlin, Germany and was noted by Resident Advisor & Pop Matters as helping revive the EBM genre in dance music.[6][3][7] Baha also performed live on Boiler Room in Lisbon.[8]
In 2020 during the pandemic Baha performed on United We Stream which was broadcasted on Arte Concert.[9]
During 2018 - 2022 Baha produced remixes for Boys Noize, Boy Harsher and Hercules & Love Affair.[10][11] Baha also toured in Europe with Boy Harsher in 2022.[12]
In 2023 Baha performed a show in Tallin, Estonia with ex Crystal Castles member, Kontravoid, in conjunction with Liveurope and as a co-funded event by the European union. [13] On October 25, 2023, Baha released his project Ghosts In The Machine, inspired by themes of artificial intelligence and cyberpunk aesthetics.[14] [15]
In 2024, Baha's remix for Nixer "People Feel" was played on BBC Radio 6 Music.[16] Baha was also featured in the documentary Electronic Body Movie, focusing on EBM music.[17]
Artistry
Baha's music has been cited to blend elements from the 1980s and 1990s with modern electronic genres, including EBM, minimal wave, dark wave, post-punk, IDM, and industrial dance music. He has cited influences in his early life such as Rammstein, Throbbing Gristle, and Nine Inch Nails aswell as trance and techno from the 90s.[1]
Baha utilizes both analog and digital hardware in his productions and live performances as cited on XLR8R 'Studio Essentials'.[18]
Discography
Studio Albums
- Palais [Cocktail D'Amore Records 2019]
- Ghosts In The Machine [Fleisch Records 2023]
EP's
- Bahnsteig 028 (Bahnsteig 23 2016)
- Mind Your Head (Power Station 2016)
- Bahnsteig 036 (Bahnsteig 23 2017)
- Autora (Cocktail D'Aamore Records 2017)
- Can't Keep The Fact (Pinkman Records 2018)
- In Your Arms (She Lost Kontrol 2018)
- My Master (Pinkman Records 2019)
- Barely Alive (Emotional Especial 2020)
- Starts To Fall (Power Station 2020)
- Cyber Body Music v1 (Kindcrime Records 2024)
- Breathe (Power Station 2024)
- Livewire EP (Power Station 2025)
Singles
- Into The Dark (Power Station 2021)
- Nothing Is Real (Fleisch 2023)
- Sentients (Fleisch 2023)
- Flesh & Code (Fleisch 2023)
- Mvtational (Fleisch 2023)
- Livewire (Power Station 2025)
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