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Watch Martin Garrix’s Amsterdam Rooftop Set and More, Now Available to Stream Online
Last weekend, Martin Garrix took to the sky with a livestreamed set broadcast at sunset from the roof of Amsterdam’s A’Dam Tower. But in case you missed it, the performance is now available for you to play back on your own time. Garrix’s stream was facilitated by “Freqways,” an online event series launched this year by MDL BEAST, a global entertainment brand. So far, the series has also hosted Nora En Pure, Malaa and Eagles & Butterflies, all playing from scenic locations across the world, including on the coastline of Croatia’s Brac Island and on a boat in Paris’ River Seine. Each artists’ sets are available on demand for a limited time via Freqways’ website, which you can find here. The “Freqways&#...
Malaa Unmasks Third Volume of His “Illegal Mixtape” Series
Malaa first introduced us to the felonious side of the mixtape game back in 2017 when he joined forces with some of his house music peers to deliver a collection of back-to-back party starters. Four years later, the masked Frenchman has returned with his Illegal Mixtape Vol. 3. The 14 tracks embody the perfect compilation of hard-hitting house that is ready to be consumed at a dangerous rate all weekend long. Malaa enlisted some of the best in bass and house to contribute to the mixtape, including ACRAZE, ALRT, Good Times Ahead, JC Ordonez, Myles X, FRATTA, Kohmi, Keeld, SMILE if you can, and Hooders. Of course, the mysterious mastermind included some of his most recent hits, such as “Don’t Talk” and “Hell” with Koos, along with the new s...
Malaa Uncorks Blistering House Single with Koos, “Hell”
Malaa is raising hell with his latest single, a flamethrower of a collaboration with fellow house music maven Koos. The French compatriots have linked up for the aptly titled “Hell,” which spits fire to the tune of a thumping 128 BPM house rhythm. The collaboration, which arrives by way of Tchami‘s Confession banner, features ominous synth work and screamo-inspired vocals before the drop, imbuing a new level of grit to Malaa’s venerated discography. The drop is also signature Malaa with its groovy G-House flair and menacing, relentless basslines. The recruitment of young gun Koos was also a shrewd move, as the blossoming bass house producer has been making serious noise in the scene thanks to his sinister twist on the genre. “Hell” is set to appear on Ma...
DJ Snake Taps Malaa for Nasty House Remix of “Trust Nobody”
Earlier in the month of August, French compatriots DJ Snake and Malaa joined forces for “Best of Both Worlds,” a collaborative livestreamed DJ set. To no surprise, the tandem threw down, playing out a slew of their own originals as well as a number of unreleased tracks that had their fanbases clamoring to identify them. One of those IDs has now seen the light of day, thanks to the serendipitous release of Malaa’s remix of Snake’s thunderous hybrid trap tune “Trust Nobody.” Malaa takes his patented sound and twists a knife into it, delivering a more ominous take on his penchant for G-House. He produces nasty bass patches in the drop, which run roughshod through a thicket of saturated kicks and menacing percussive patterns. Malaa also decided to go haywire...
DJ Snake and Malaa Release Entire “Best of Both Worlds” B2B Performance
In addition to a video recording of the set, the French duo shared an audio-only version as a free download. After dazzling the masses during their “Best of Both Worlds” livestream performance, DJ Snake and Malaa have released their full B2B set for those who might have missed the original airing or for fans who would like to relive it. No strangers to performing together, the French electronic kingpins dropped an infectious house set that followers of both artists can enjoy equally. Featuring mostly black and white visuals, DJ Snake and Malaa took the decks alongside festival-grade production to really enhance the rare livestream event. Included in their setlist are a number of unreleased IDs, fan-favorite tunes from both producers, and tracks from French compatriots&nbs...
DJ Snake and Malaa’s B2B Virtual DJ Set is Now Live
After announcing their virtual B2B DJ set yesterday, DJ Snake and Malaa are now live. It’s a rarity when two of France’s most illustrious dance music producers join forces, so this performance could be one for the books. You can tune into the monumental joint DJ set below. FOLLOW DJ SNAKE: Facebook: facebook.com/djsnake.frTwitter: twitter.com/djsnakeInstagram: instagram.com/djsnakeSpotify: spoti.fi/2Ydtfoq FOLLOW MALAA: Facebook: facebook.com/malaamusicTwitter: twitter.com/MalaamusicInstagram: instagram.com/malaamusicSpotify: spoti.fi/2X7DZnt
DJ Snake and Malaa are Spinning a Virtual B2B Set Tomorrow
Two of the most prolific producers out of France are joining forces for a can’t-miss livestream event. DJ Snake and Malaa each took to Twitter today, July 29th, to announce that they are livestreaming a collaborative DJ set tomorrow. The performance will be broadcasted on YouTube via both artists’ channels, funneling Snake’s rip-roaring bass music flavors and Malaa’s menacing G-House style straight to fans’ devices. Snake is fresh off the release of his fan-favorite trap bomb “Trust Nobody” while Malaa is riding high off his haunting rework of REZZ and Grabbitz‘s single “Someone Else,” which marked the first time REZZ had released an official remix of one of her own songs. The set will begin at 2PM PT (5PM ET, 11PM CET) ...
Malaa Lands First Official Remix of REZZ and Grabbitz’s “Someone Else”
If “Criminals” wasn’t enough Malaa and REZZ action for you, look no further, because they’re back at it again. The mysterious masked Frenchman is here to deliver his fifth release of the year in the form of an official remix for Space Mom and Grabbitz‘s hit single “Someone Else.” The original has earned over 8.7 million streams worldwide since it’s release in April, lending to large shoes to fill, especially because this is the first time REZZ has ever released an official remix of one of her tracks. Not one to step away from a challenge, Malaa steals the show, transforming the rock and bass crossover into an infectious four-on-the-floor club adaptation. The remix sticks with the ominous tone of the origin...
Malaa Announces Forthcoming Remix for REZZ and Grabbitz’s “Someone Else”
Masked DJ and producer Malaa took to Twitter today to drop an absolute bomb of an announcement about a forthcoming remix. The house music maven has hopped on official remix duties for none other than REZZ and Grabbitz, who released their collaborative single “Someone Else” in April 2020 to critical acclaim. In true Malaa fashion, the enigmatic producer was mum on the details, only writing that remix is “COMING SOON.” As of the time of writing, no one from his camp or REZZ and Grabbitz’s teams have divulged a release date. You can check out the announcement below. In the meantime, fans on the edge of their seat can watch the spellbinding official music video for “Someone Else” here. FOLLOW MALAA: Facebook: facebook.com/malaamusicTwitt...
Malaa Drops a Funky Homage to Stoners with “Four Twenty”
Malaa is here to represent for all the stoners out there who feel like every day is 4/20 with his brand new single. The French ski-masked artist shared that “Four Twenty” was originally supposed to come out on April 20th, but in true stoner fashion, the producer got a little too high. The intoxicating, aptly-titled single is the perfect soundtrack to blast as we enter into yet another weekend of self-isolation. The single samples Dr. Dre‘s iconic track “Let’s Get High,” transforming it with a funky G-House production, ambient chatter that is great for imagining you’re surrounded by all your friends, and Malaa’s signature use of sirens. Stoners and non-stoners alike can get down with a bassline like this, artfully crafted t...
