By combining the efforts of traditional Middle Eastern and jazz influences with modern day elements of electronic, and hip-hop, Qaballah Steppers first established themselves as innovators for dub genre with their 1997 debut album "Dub in Fusion."

Collaborating producers Professor Shehab and Jean-Pierre Sluys who make up this foundation, eventually found themselves touring Europe in support of their first album and even acquiring drummer Francolis Lardeau, turning Qaballah Steppers into a three piece.

Two years later, the band had that chance to flex as a three piece with their follow up "Passage at Noon" on their own Baraka Foundation.

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