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exfox wrote:September 10: http://www.factmag.com/2012/06/07/mala- ... uba-album/

im giddy. this is the most exciting release for me in longer than i can remember

Full version uploaded by mala himself, and now I'm sold!
6th August is the release date.

Marcus wrote:Full version uploaded by mala himself, and now I'm sold!
6th August is the release date.

September cannot come soon enough.

wow the 12" is going to be huge. Can't even imagine the album!

Heard both Calle F and Cuba Electronica at Parklife courtesy of Oneman.

The tent/system wasnt the best quality but I was basically hugging the speaker for both.

Massive fan of mala. I like 99% of his stuff Calle F being the 1%. I just dont get it. Then again it might grow on me. Cuba Electronica is the one for me.

meditation wrote:Massive fan of mala. I like 99% of his stuff Calle F being the 1%. I just dont get it. Then again it might grow on me. Cuba Electronica is the one for me.

i think a lot of people are probably going to have this reaction

just something that comes with the territory of pushing the sound

meditation wrote:Massive fan of mala. I like 99% of his stuff Calle F being the 1%. I just dont get it. Then again it might grow on me. Cuba Electronica is the one for me.

When I hear this tune, I honestly just don't understand how someone could not be absolutely taken away by it. I think it's because it's not on a darker, sinister tip, or it's just not typical the Mala's regular sound. Regardless it kind of frustrates me that people can't feel tunes if they're not on that dark tip like that. Obviously I'm making a broad generalization and I'm sure that there are plenty of tunes that you enjoy that aren't dark and sinister, have you listened to the whole tune?

To me it's definitely my favorite tune that Mala has ever done, and yes I mean better than Stand Against War (for me.) I'm a sucker for musicality and live instrumentation in dubstep tunes because it's something that not only takes great prowess to pull off well, but it's just something that you rarely see.

Don't mean anything condescending towards you at all man. Just really feeling the freshness of what I'm hearing in that tune.

Cornbreadddd wrote:

meditation wrote:Massive fan of mala. I like 99% of his stuff Calle F being the 1%. I just dont get it. Then again it might grow on me. Cuba Electronica is the one for me.

When I hear this tune, I honestly just don't understand how someone could not be absolutely taken away by it. I think it's because it's not on a darker, sinister tip, or it's just not typical the Mala's regular sound. Regardless it kind of frustrates me that people can't feel tunes if they're not on that dark tip like that. Obviously I'm making a broad generalization and I'm sure that there are plenty of tunes that you enjoy that aren't dark and sinister, have you listened to the whole tune?

To me it's definitely my favorite tune that Mala has ever done, and yes I mean better than Stand Against War (for me.) I'm a sucker for musicality and live instrumentation in dubstep tunes because it's something that not only takes great prowess to pull off well, but it's just something that you rarely see.

Don't mean anything condescending towards you at all man. Just really feeling the freshness of what I'm hearing in that tune.

You kind of frustrate me.

Why worry about what other people think? You like the tune, don't sweat it.

Can't say I'm blown away with it on first listen, maybe when I hear it a little more it'll grow on me. Only really began to appreciate that tune of his on the Soul Jazz compilation when I played it in a record shop recently. Bagged it and it's hardly been off my deck since.

garethom wrote:Why worry about what other people think? You like the tune, don't sweat it.

Can't say I'm blown away with it on first listen, maybe when I hear it a little more it'll grow on me. Only really began to appreciate that tune of his on the Soul Jazz compilation when I played it in a record shop recently. Bagged it and it's hardly been off my deck since.

Guilty with pokes? Or the one on Fututre BAss?

dsprainman wrote:

garethom wrote:Why worry about what other people think? You like the tune, don't sweat it.

Can't say I'm blown away with it on first listen, maybe when I hear it a little more it'll grow on me. Only really began to appreciate that tune of his on the Soul Jazz compilation when I played it in a record shop recently. Bagged it and it's hardly been off my deck since.

Guilty with pokes? Or the one on Fututre BAss?

Shit, meant the one on Future Bass.

LOVE both the tunes on the 1st Box of Dub comp.

garethom wrote:

dsprainman wrote:

garethom wrote:Why worry about what other people think? You like the tune, don't sweat it.

Can't say I'm blown away with it on first listen, maybe when I hear it a little more it'll grow on me. Only really began to appreciate that tune of his on the Soul Jazz compilation when I played it in a record shop recently. Bagged it and it's hardly been off my deck since.

Guilty with pokes? Or the one on Fututre BAss?

Shit, meant the one on Future Bass.

LOVE both the tunes on the 1st Box of Dub comp.

Yeah that ones "Don't Let Me Go" isn't it? That one definitely had to grow on me as well. Same with Guilty, too.