Premiere: House of Biscotti - Good Baby, Bad BabyTake a first peak at the altogether too fun and funky new video from Naarm / Melbourne based artist’s new dancefloor project
Watch: Mall Grab - Understand feat. Brendan Yates
Check out the latest video from prolific, influential Australian-born, London-based producer’s forthcoming debut album
Posted By Will Backler
1 year ago
One of Australia’s finest exports to the underground dance music world has been Newcastle’s Mall Grab, who for well over half a decade now has made a name for himself across dancefloors worldwide, through both his addictive productions and his style-mashing DJ sets.
Back in 2015, Mall Grab was at the forefront of the “lo-fi house” scene, before founding the now iconic Steel City Dance Discs label in 2016. Since then, he’s only gone from strength-to-strength, expanding his musical repertoire across a number of releases, the latest of which is Understand feat. Brendan Yates (of Baltimore hardcore band Turnstile).
An emotional cut of UK Garage-influenced sounds, Understand showcases Mall Grab’s skills as a producer and musician, featuring an intricate palette of sounds and instrumentation while Yates’ vocals bring an undeniable sense of human passion to the mix.
Understand will be featured on What I Breathe, Mall Grab’s debut album set for release via his other label, Looking For Trouble in early August. The album will also feature collaborations with big name vocalists such as Novelist, D Double E (oh my gosssh!), and Nia Archives, as “the Mall Grab repertoire of emotive electronics is used to traverse his love of hard-to-define energies that exist between genres like Hardcore, Hip-Hop and Pop.”
Mall Grab’s new album What I Breathe is out August 5 via Looking For Trouble / Virgin Music Australia
Premiere: House of Biscotti - Good Baby, Bad BabyTake a first peak at the altogether too fun and funky new video from Naarm / Melbourne based artist’s new dancefloor project
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