No Worries
We say
With its fragile guitar motifs chugging away between writhing atmospheric flourishes and glitching percussion, ‘No Worries’ from Los Angeles-based musician, producer and visual artist Mal Not Bad is a song about the difficulty of communication. Released yesterday (6 March) and mixed and mastered by James Krausse (Beyoncé, Porches, Margaret Glaspy), the song is a reflective and melodic affair inspired by the sounds of Feist, David Byrne and Alex G. Watch the video here. Taken from their forthcoming debut album, ‘This Is Your New Life’, due for release later this year, the track follows the EP releases, ‘In Free Fall’ and ‘Continuous Short Feature Film’, which saw them gain praise from The Guardian, The Independent, Colors, Consequence, the Line Of Best Fit, Wonderland, NPR, DIY and more. Mal Not Bad continues to explore their sound with hints of electronic experimentation bubbling under the surface of ‘No Worries’, and we can’t wait to hear more.
Contact
Label: self-released
Distributor: Kaileigh Grande, Level
National Radio: Nick Carling, Farewell Transmission
Online & Press: Joly Checketts, Warmth
Photo Credit: Jacob Boll
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