Imagine if someone created a chopped 'n' screwed version of Maluca Mala's dembow-tinged dance banger "Trigger." Now picture if that same person proceeded to speed up the refix to the pace of a reggaeton song being fast-forwarded while blasting from the nearest car. The end result is the perfect music medium—and Fade to Mind affiliate Rizzla's personal concoction.
Since Maluca's single "Trigger" premiered as an exclusive preview in the B&O PLAY x Opening Ceremony collaboration video, the New York-native has had hips shaking and tongues wagging with her self-described "ghetto-techno" sound, saucy beats, and no-holds-barred lyrics. With her distinctive sound, it's no easy feat to hop on one of her tracks and re-introduce a fresh new perspective. Enter Rizzla.
Rizzla, as recognizable for his frenetic mix of house and Caribbean beats as he is for getting rumps shaking at Opening Ceremony afterparties, lends his signature "kunq" sound to the Maluca song. Rizzla's signature global sound permeates throughout the remixed track and the sped-up, slightly distorted, electronic treatment gives the song an undeniably climactic tone, with Maluca's echoed vocals playing underneath distinct synth beats.
Listen to the Rizzla reworked jam below, in the shower, or anywhere really—but the reverb assuredly sounds best blasting from some B&O Play x Opening Ceremony headphones.
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Cover art for Maluca's single, "Trigger" by Kari Altman. Photo courtesy of Kevin Amato
Since Maluca's single "Trigger" premiered as an exclusive preview in the B&O PLAY x Opening Ceremony collaboration video, the New York-native has had hips shaking and tongues wagging with her self-described "ghetto-techno" sound, saucy beats, and no-holds-barred lyrics. With her distinctive sound, it's no easy feat to hop on one of her tracks and re-introduce a fresh new perspective. Enter Rizzla.
Rizzla, as recognizable for his frenetic mix of house and Caribbean beats as he is for getting rumps shaking at Opening Ceremony afterparties, lends his signature "kunq" sound to the Maluca song. Rizzla's signature global sound permeates throughout the remixed track and the sped-up, slightly distorted, electronic treatment gives the song an undeniably climactic tone, with Maluca's echoed vocals playing underneath distinct synth beats.
Listen to the Rizzla reworked jam below, in the shower, or anywhere really—but the reverb assuredly sounds best blasting from some B&O Play x Opening Ceremony headphones.
Shop all B&O PLAY here
Cover art for Maluca's single, "Trigger" by Kari Altman. Photo courtesy of Kevin Amato