Inside Malaa’s Next Club Hit

If you have ever experienced a deep love for someone or something that has taken you for granted or more simply, love a good House track, ‘Save Me’ is a good massage for your ears. In the beginning, Rory puts it down with a message of awareness that quickly introduces the hook, “save me“. This melodic intro builds without too much emphasis and drops us down into a bass drop and chorus signature to Malaa’s infectious style. After the break, get ready for a 2nd drop that adds some heat to the family of bass sounds that makes this track the masterpiece that it is.

Malaa Then & Now

Since 2015, Malaa has rocked the dance floor with constant releases, remixes, and collaborations. Some great examples would be his hit single ‘Notorious‘, his Illegal Mixtape series, his 2022 album Don Malaa, and his remix of Linkin Park‘s ‘In the End‘. Recently on the road to becoming the greatest House artist of all time, Malaa had a standout performance at the world-known festival Coachella as well as Ultra, Tomorrowland, Creamfields, HARD, Electric Zoo, and EDC. To top things off his recent tour, the Don Malaa Tour included sold-out shows at iconic venues like the Shrine Auditorium (Los Angeles) and Radius (Chicago). To say that Malaa’s career ever merges into the slow lane would be a traffic violation in itself.

A Sneak Peek Into Malaa’s Alter Ego

Memorable releases like ‘Save Me’ are only the start of Malaa taking over every club on earth in 2025. The Electronic music-enthused guru is turning heads with talks about a new alter ego by the name of SIMIYA, some are picking sides. This new stage presence and banger catalog are said to test the limits of Electronic music with genre-bending and rule-breaking methods, religiously. Stay tuned for more about SIMIYA and in the meantime, enjoy ‘Save Me’ – quick listen below or check out the Youtube video.

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Taking a wide view across the record, there’s “Outcast” which alchemizes Brooklyn drill into a gritty house excursion with Fivio Foreign, “Deep” which is an instant club weapon with DJ Snake and Yung Felix, and the classic hip-hop of “Die Hard” with Ghostface Killah and A-Trak. There’s also the bombastic “No Panic” with Jadakiss, atmospheric “Discipline” with Tchami, and mesmerizing “The Game is Dead” with Tony Romera. Malaa continues to take listeners on a journey throughout the record’s runtime on the utterly soulful “True Friends,” heavy-hitting “Gangsta,” and many more essential listens. Across Don Malaa’s 14 cuts, it all makes for a can’t-miss album from the brilliant mind behind the mask.

In celebration of his debut full-length LP, Malaa is also in the midst of an extensive Don Malaa tour with stops at locales ranging from the Shrine Expo Hall in Los Angeles to Somewhere Nowhere in New York City. Featuring special guests including ACRAZE, Born Dirty, Wax Motif, and many more, it’s a can’t miss run of shows that now concludes at the rescheduled Sahara Events Center in Las Vegas on December 16th (full list of dates below).

For the uninitiated, Malaa mysteriously debuted on Tchami’s Confession label in 2016 via his Illicit EP before following it up with the breakout single “Notorious.” Alongside the Pardon My French crew of Mercer, Tchami, and DJ Snake, he would go on to perform everywhere from Ultra Music Festival and HARD Summer to Holy Ship! and EDC. He’s since established himself in the past six years as a key fixture in the dance space.

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Malaa succeeds and continues proving why he’s the G-house master although he’s been particularly quiet this year. We had seen him play some big live streams last year. He has always been a primary contributor to house music’s bass-oriented sensibilities and 2022 will be the year when we all see a long-running project. Don Malaa will be released in September, and he commented that he has put a whole year into planning and making.

Although the artist has not yet given details about the content of his album, many of us can assume that this will be groovy, masterful piece of work. There may be many sample combinations between retro sounds and pushing on the boundaries of house music. Soul, G-House, Bass House, etc.

Being a member of the Pardon My French collective, Malaa found a path for rising artists after christening Tchami’s Confession imprint with some of its earliest success stories, including the menacing ‘Notorious’, which samples The Notorious B.I.G.’s ‘Going Back to Cali’

Ahead of DON MALAA, you can catch him on a tour throughout Europe and North America including multiple performances at Las Vegas’ Marquee Dayclub this summer.

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