"Chicago duo Sich Mang are generating a movement by way of their self-proclaimed genre’s wurkstep, jukestep and wurkstyle. Sich Mang deliver beat driven tracks with lively hooks and shimmering cuts that you may struggle to find elsewhere, one of a kind."
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Born in Brooklyn in 1996, Malik Hall better known as Haleek Maul left NYC to attend school in Barbados
at a very young age. From an early age he was experimenting with music, mostly rap and IDM, he
attributes his musical fever to the serene lifestyle Barbados offers, choosing to shut himself off from
normal adolescent activities and swapping television for the sound of crashing waves. Having said that,
the one thing Haleek did rely on to aid his musical growth was the Internet, drawing inspiration from
artists such as Crystal Castles, Fever Ray and Tricky. Among other things, a characteristic that separates
Haleek from his contemporaries is his open mind. There is no front, no alter ego, his music mirrors his
thoughts, and he doesn’t hide behind anything. When conversing with him, it’s clear that he questions
everything; he philosophizes and challenges the normal approach to living. Not believing in the idleness
of adolescence, Haleek promotes the notion of instilling productivity in people from a young age.
“I don’t really have anyone I look up to anymore, most people prove to be disappointments, including
myself.” It’s this self-awareness and brutal honesty that puts Haleek in a different league than that of his
peers.

Nick is the founder of a musical process he refers to as Associative
Music (a process involving the manipulation of sounds recorded
outdoors and in non-studio environments).
His debut “Muscle Milk EP” was released for free online early in 2011.

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