Miri Malek (they/she) @mirimalek is a Berlin-based producer/DJ whose style is rooted in percussion, unusual textures, high energy and emotion. Their approach comes from a decade behind the decks and on nightclub floors, scavenging sounds and finding their musical voice.

“This high energy mix is a blend of intricate percussion tracks, UK bass/dubstep, and some four-to-the-floor bangers that will get you moving wherever you’re listening from. I love music with strong emotional energy and unusual textures and grooves, and this mix has plenty of all of these elements.”

You can find Miri Malek as:
@miri__malek on Instagram 
@mirimalek on soundcloud

Tracklist
OMAAR - tiger force
Diogo - Ponto de Não Retorno (Violet remix)
OMAAR - Paisajes
Plastician - Camel Ride
Pinch - Qawwali
Al Wootton - Descender
Batu - In Tongues
DJ ALLSKYNZ - Urban Myths
DJ Plead - RB C
Jossy Mitsu - Bet
DJ No Regular Meat - Freedom (Fisky Remix)
KABLAM - Miasma (mobilegirl remix)
?? - Inner Jungle
DJ ESP - You Gotta Do What You Gotta Do
Regal86 - Speed Scratch (Savage Club mix)
Neana- Feline Kit
Africa Hitech - 93 Million Miles

BLVSHcast 114: Miri Malek

BLVSH (pronounced |blʌʃ|) means blossoming, blooming, coming to life. Created for the exposure, peer support, and promotion of new FLINTGA* talents, our Berlin-based DJ collective is committed in contributing to a much needed increase in the visibility of women, trans and non-binary folks and their blossoming in a still male-dominated clubbing scene.

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22.06 | BLVSH Affairs @ Zur Klappe, Berlin
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20.07 | CrackBellmer, Berlin
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New tracks tagged #Bass, Dubstep, Techno