JAH NAM by Muskila
"I'm really excited to share my debut EP JAH NAM, coming out on September 18th via YUKU. It’s a project that means a lot to me - deep, dubby, and rooted in sounds I recorded through the years.
It’s more introspective than some of my earlier work, but still heavy and rhythmic. One of the highlights for me is a collab with Aunty Razor, who brings her powerful Yoruba rap energy into the mix; her flow cuts right through the low-end and adds a whole new dimension.
The release also includes remixes from Toumba and Hassan Abou Alam, two producers I really respect. They each took the tracks somewhere else; warped, clubby, but still in line with the mood of the project."
—Muskila
Tracklist
| 1. | JAH NAM (INTRO) | |
| 2. | YARAO | 4:31 |
| 3. | 68 | |
| 4. | Eternal Fire | |
| 5. | Sticky | 4:58 |
| 6. | I Am (feat. Aunty Razor) | |
| 7. | 68 (Hassan Abou Alam Remix) | |
| 8. | Sticky (Toumba Remix) | 5:49 |
| 9. | Let Me Finish (Bandcamp Bonus) | |
Credits
Written by Muskila
Vocals by Aunty Razor
Remixes by Toumba & Hassan Abou Alam
Mixing consultancy: David Nørlund and Gustav Oxenbøll
Mastered by Sam at Precise
Graphic design by Christian Kirch Knudsen
Set free into the wild by YUKU
License
All rights reserved.
Copenhagen-born with roots in North-Kurdistan. Muskila's style encompasses high-energy rhythms blending contemporary club music over north-kurdish timbres. Beyond his musical endeavors, Muskila is actively involved in promoting diversity within the club and arts scene, co-founding the platform, Bukhar, and contributing to Fragment Radio, a platform dedicated to amplifying BIPOC voices.