To celebrate our beloved record label & artists we bring you the Atjazz Record Company Summer Party.
Event: https://www.facebook.com/events/307991399636438
Lineup:
Atjazz – Atjazz
Jullian Gomes – Jullian Gomes
Ross Hillard – Magic Number
DJ Tipz – DJ Tipz
D-Malice – D-Malice
Playing Vinyl, CDs & USBs with a selection of Jazz, Funk, Soul, Hip Hop & Disco upstairs & Nothing but House Downstairs!
20:00 – 23:00 – The Third Place
22:00 – Late – Herd
D-Malice – In 7 Words…
Q1. You’re?
Growing as a artist and currently pushing my new EP on Atjazz Record Company also creating new music for the future!!! #createcreatecreate
Q2. When?
NOW! tomorrow’s not guaranteed
Q3. Why?
Because I love it and it’s all I do!
Q4. Watching?
I’ve watched all of Vikings, up to date on Game Of Thrones….what else is there!?
Q5. Hearing?
Jordan Rakei’s album Cloak
Q6. Playing?
Caiiro – Fefe (U lost) watch out for this guy!
Q7. Loving?
Radeckt, amazing producer to watch out for he has a remix coming out on DM.Recordings soon and also Daev Martian from Stay True Sounds mad talented!
After spending his career popping up the hottest spots you can find in club-land, in-between running his own label DM Recordings and producing quality vibes with such talents as Kid Fonque, Jonny Miller and Rancido, please join us in welcoming back our good friend and collaborator – D-Malice. Taking time out of his hectic schedule, and following up the release of the “All This Time” & “All This Time Remixes” with Kid Fonque, D-Malice has brought his skills to the fore again with solo ARCo debut offering: ‘Phases’.
We start with ‘#87’ and the mood is set instantly. Kicking off with straight up beats and low melodic tones that evoke the feelings and groove of the legendary Lil’ Louis at his finest, this pumping masterpiece reaches through your body and into your hips, daring you not to dance. We can promise you won’t be able to resist moving to this!
Then D-Malice introduces his trademark low bass and deep afro-beats and steps up to the podium with ‘Phases’. Taking all things musical to a more interesting pitch, with a soothing and smoothing soundscape that runs up and down your spine, D-Malice peppers an insistent and effortless melody over a thoroughly enjoyable dance-floor goto.
We then return to ‘Phases’ with a remix that is ‘Expressive’ in more than just name. Stepping up another gear, we are welcomed to a realm of low range tones and light percussive touches that brings D-Malice’s musical odyssey to new heights and leaves us begging for more, as he usually does with his ever popular ‘Expressive Dubs’.
A few words from Atjazz “I have always been intrigued by the sounds of D-Malice, I’ve also seen him perform on a few occasions, and I have to put it out there that he is one of the best afro-house DJs I’ve seen play live. No tricks, just honest hard work, and you can hear it in his music, he cares and that is the first block in his wall of sound, which is standing very strong. Phases had to come out via ARCo., it really suits us down the ground, Techy in parts, afro of course & just very well crafted dance-music.”
Yes, our man D-Malice who is about to release his first solo Debut on ARCo. is off to rock The Book Club London at 4 To The Floor. March 20th 2016
https://soundcloud.com/atjazz/sets/kid-fonque-d-malice-all-this-1
You may remember a certain smash that dropped last year. The deep melodic bass, coupled with a smooth, ethereal vocal that tickled your spine and got your head bobbing. Kid Fonque & D-Malice showed a touch of class with last year’s release with Clara Hill: All This Time. Now we revisit this epic soundscape with a remix offering that will take the Atjazz Record Company into 2016 with a bang!
First up steps the boss, Martin Atjazz, with a smooth effort that carries all the hallmarks of his usual deep and moving mastery of his craft. Building a world of sweeping notes and offbeat melodies around Clara Hill’s understated vocal, Atjazz sets us off in style.
Bringing a decidedly percussive feel to proceedings next is Boddhi Satva, whose driving beats and trademark Ancestral Soul vibe take us in a new direction.
Then finally arrives South African prodigy, Bruce Loko. Loko is known for adding in unusual elements to his music and this is no different. A rhythmic harp accompanies some otherworldy effects and popping string pulls to round off a sublime and intangible remix collection.
Kid Fonque & D-Malice go Back 2 Back in the first of our new African in the House series!
Listen here: www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/p02pjsp9
D-Malice – In 7 Words…
Q1. You’re?
In the DM.Lab right now, working on remixes and future projects!
Q2. When?
Right Now!
Q3. Why?
Because I love making music!
Q4. Watching?
“The Walking Dead Season” 5 I’m #Addicted, and “Empire”, You’ve got to check that out, it’s about music and a messed up family, very entertaining!
Q5. Hearing?
Right now I’m loving what Soulection are doing music-wise, it’s something different to what I do, so it inspires my creative thinking/flow!
Q6. Playing?
In London on the 17th at The Basement, Edition Hotel with Kid Fonque, and will be in Amsterdam 31st of May at Eastville Festival and Supperclub on the 1st of June…for more info visit www.d-malice.com
Q7. Loving?
Life….oh and curry!
And let’s watch him in action @ YOMO
Welcome to some thought-provoking music from this new duo. Yes, Kid Fonque & D-Malice have joined forces and are preparing their first album together.
This first offering features two names that need no introduction: Berlin’s Clara Hill & “The Man With Ten Arms” Mark de Clive-Lowe, both of whom bring a lot of weight to these two inspiringly original pieces of work. Clara features on the sultry “All This Time” where Kid & D utilise samples and touches of afro-beats to make a sound that is definitely different. Clara’s voice is impeccable as per usual and works beautifully over this carefully produced piece.
Flip the coin please as Mark de Clive-Lowe is in the building! Fonque & Malice step up to the broken beat bar and acquire the energy of one of the hardest workingmen in the biz. MdCL is one of a kind and everything he touches is suddenly filled with a wonderful energy.
These two initial songs are a first taste of what will be surely an incredible album that defies the genre and gives you something new!
The awesome ‘Be’ has been reworked by one of the UK’s pioneers of what is widely known as ‘Afro House’. D-Malice is responsible for many beat laden hip shakin’ house beats and brings to the label some of his best work to date. Along side the infectious vocals of Zaki Ibrahim these remixes are set to be a favourite for all DJs dropping Deep House through to the most stripped down minimal 4/4 dance-floor fillers.
“Very clever work by a jolly nice gentleman” – Atjazz
We’ would like to give you a little more info on D-Malice as this guy is an exceptional talent and ambassador of the ever evolving world of dance music. Indian at his roots this man has also mastered the art of many other world music elements with African, Afro Cuban and Latin percussion programming backing up his strong centred deep and soulful sound.
UK based DJ/Producer ‘Raj’ began spinning records from the tender age of 13, heavily influenced by ‘Old School Garage’ but not restricted to one genre, he has also dabbled in Reggae, Hip Hop, R&B, Soul, Motown and many other genres of the world and landing firmly on his feet finding his passion for House Music.
All eyes are on this talented artist.
EAN: Excl. Africa – 4050486911785
EAN: Worldwide – 4050486911792
ISRC:
01. GB-ZVM-14-00018
02. GB-ZVM-14-00019
03. GB-ZVM-14-00020
04. GB-ZVM-14-00021
CREDITS:
Written by Zaki Ibrahim, Allan Nicoll and Mandla Sibiya,
Lyrics by Zarah Ibrahim.
Published by Anadasoul Publishing, Paperchase Entertainment and Iqra Music.
Remix and additional production by Raj Bhogal for D-Malice.
Mastered by Martin @ ARCo. Labs.
(c) & (p) 2014 Atjazz Record Company.
Mastered by Martin Iveson at ARCo. Labs
Design by Stuart Boyd. www.subism.co.uk,
Executive producer: Martin Iveson,
Atjazz websites: www.atjazz.co.uk | www.atjazz.co.uk/label.
Under Exclusive license from Soul Candi Records.
All Rights Reserved. Any unauthorized Downloading, copying, reproduction, hiring orlending, is strictly prohibited.
The awesome ‘Be’ has been reworked by one of the UK’s pioneers of what is widely known as ‘Afro House’. D-Malice is responsible for many beat laden hip shakin’ house beats and brings to the label some of his best work to date. Along side the infectious vocals of Zaki Ibrahim these remixes are set to be a favourite for all DJs dropping Deep House through to the most stripped down minimal 4/4 dance-floor fillers.
“Very clever work by a jolly nice gentleman” – Atjazz
We’ would like to give you a little more info on D-Malice as this guy is an exceptional talent and ambassador of the ever evolving world of dance music. Indian at his roots this man has also mastered the art of many other world music elements with African, Afro Cuban and Latin percussion programming backing up his strong centered deep and soulful sound.
UK based DJ/Producer ‘Raj’ began spinning records from the tender age of 13, heavily influenced by ‘Old School Garage’ but not restricted to one genre, he has also dabbled in Reggae, Hip Hop, R&B, Soul, Motown and many other genres of the world and landing firmly on his feet finding his passion for House Music.
All eyes are on this talented artist.
Soundcloud links coming soon. Until then check out the Original release of ‘Be’ here:
Check out D-Malice on Traxsource to get an idea of what noise he will be bringing to ARCo this summer.
https://www.traxsource.com/artist/31487/d-malice
