Whaddup Myspace!!!

Check out the playlist and check out my new track titled "3 Part Eulogy" (Prod. By Rem').  The track is just bananas from start to finish; in and out; lyrically and musically!!!!

Do yourself a favor and don't miss out the greatness currently on my page!!!

Anotha Time,

Mally


 

The new myspace page is pretty damn sick...

The entire layout, colors and fonts was put together by Tommey Walker, V2D, Studios (www.tommeywalker.com)

Now that I have a new and improved look, it's time to get back to what I do best - music!!!

I hope you all enjoy it as much as I do.


 


Anotha Time,

Mally

Culture Bully recently interviewed me and posted it earlier today... Check It Out!!!!

www.culturebully.com/interview-with-mally-from-the-612

Anotha Time,

Mally




Mally³ (Photo By Julian Murray Photography)

Hello All,

The Passion recently hit iTunes.  Be sure to support a starving artist such as myself.  The album is a fucking classic, and probably one of the best albums to drop in 2009.

THANKS FOR ALL OF THE SUPPORT AND LOVE!!!

ANOTHA TIME,

MALLY

Link to The Passion on iTunes -- http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewAlbum?id=332444203&s=143441

 

"Wise Words From A Decent Man..." © Drake

Below you will read what a fan/listener all the way from London said about The Passion & Hip Hop in general:

Heyyyyy what's up bro? First off I have to say the album is very very good. I've been into Hip-Hop for a long time. I'm like the 2nd generation Hip-Hop follower and to me there's so many artists out there doing their thing. What stood out for me was the hunger and determination that i heard as you were rhyming over the beats. To me that summed up the title of the disc which is The Passion that i hear.

In these times it's hard for an independent artist, but for this music we love its about promoting it to the right channel. Unfortunately, too many people are content with just accepting that Hip-Hop is dead rather than searching for new artists like you. It's also a shame that Hip-Hop websites don't really give emcess like yourself any time. But in Hip-Hop word of mouth is good.

I must say the producer (Mydus) is really good and the chemistry is there. Please inform me of any other stuff he produces and also where i can get your other albums. "How I Do"...what a track, and you are right the sample is a jewel.

Take care and keep promoting so all people will hear your stuff. God bless to you and your fam...

Mark C.

P.S. I'm in London England, UK

Damn this message lifted my spirits and I hope whoever else is a listener feels the same.

Anotha Time,

Mally


 

 

EVERYBODY WHO IS IN THE MINNESOTA AREA SHOULD GO GRAB A COPY OF MY ALBUM THE PASSION AT YOUR LOCAL CHEAPO OR ELECTRIC FETUS...

FOLLOW ME AT HTTP://TWITTER.COM/MALLY612

ANOTHA TIME,

MALLY

THE ALBUM IS READY TO BE PURCHASED ONLINE AT CD BABY.COM -- SUPPORT YOUR TRUE HIP-HOP ARTISTS....
Trust me when I say I took the honor of deeming this a certified classic before anyone else did.  August 1st, 2009 Is Finally Here and You will Not be disappointed...I PROMISE!!!


The Passion
http://www.cdbaby.com/cd/mally <== Link to Purchase Album

1. Wisdom (Prod. By Mydus)
2. The Passion (Prod. By Mydus)
3. My Time (Prod. By Mydus)
4. How I Do (Prod. By Mydus)
5. Valid & Victorious (Prod. By Mydus)
6. So Close (Prod. By Mydus)
7. Ex Girl 2 Next Girl (Prod. By Mydus)
8. Reflection (Prod. By Mydus)
9. Never Go Away (Prod. By Mydus)
10. Remember That (Prod. By Mydus)

Be on the lookout for this to hit iTunes and all other download and streaming sites...I will update you all when it is ready for the digital download...Real Hip-Hop needs to be supported as well...I love my fans and I would do anything for y'all and this album is token of my love...Thanks for the support!




Executive Producers: Mydus & Mally
Co -Executive Producer: Carnage of Hecatomb Records
Main Engineer: Bob Lindgren
Lead Bass: Paul Teeter
Artwork: Tommey Walker, V2D Studios


Anotha Time,

Mally

The album is finished and ready for the world!!!!!  I put alot of heart and soul into this project and want each and every one of you to listen.  Trust me when I say I took the honor of deeming this a certified classic before anyone else did.  August 1st, 2009 Is Finally Here and You will Not be disappointed...I PROMISE!!!


The Passion
1. Wisdom (Prod. By Mydus)
2. The Passion (Prod. By Mydus)
3. My Time (Prod. By Mydus)
4. How I Do (Prod. By Mydus)
5. Valid & Victorious (Prod. By Mydus)
6. So Close (Prod. By Mydus)
7. Ex Girl 2 Next Girl (Prod. By Mydus)
8. Reflection (Prod. By Mydus)
9. Never Go Away (Prod. By Mydus)
10. Remember That (Prod. By Mydus)

Be on the lookout for this to hit iTunes, CDBABY.COM and all other purchase and streaming sites...I will update you all when it is ready for the digital download...Real Hip-Hop needs to be supported as well...I love my fans and I would do anything for y'all and this album is token of my love...Thanks for the support!




Executive Producers: Mydus & Mally
Co -Executive Producer: Carnage of Hecatomb Records
Main Engineer: Bob Lindgren
Lead Bass: Paul Teeter
Artwork: Tommey Walker, V2D Studios


Anotha Time,

Mally

The album is finished and ready for the world!!!!!  I put alot of heart and soul into this project and want each and every one of you to listen.  Trust me when I say I took the honor of deeming this a certified classic before anyone else did.  August 1st, 2009 will be the day that all of you can grab a copy...

Until Then Check out "My Time" currently posted on the music page...

The Passion

1. Wisdom (Prod. By Mydus)
2. The Passion (Prod. By Mydus)
3. My Time (Prod. By Mydus)
4. How I Do (Prod. By Mydus)
5. Valid & Victorious (Prod. By Mydus)
6. So Close (Prod. By Mydus)
7. Ex Girl 2 Next Girl (Prod. By Mydus)
8. Reflection (Prod. By Mydus)
9. Never Go Away (Prod. By Mydus)
10. Remember That (Prod. By Mydus)




Executive Producers: Mydus & Mally
Co -Executive Producer: Carnage of Hecatomb Records
Main Engineer: Bob Lindgren
Lead Bass: Paul Teeter
Artwork: Tommey Walker, V2D Studios


Anotha Time,

Mally

"...That's What Happens When You Spittin' What's Inside You." © Drake

Myspace,

Let me start off by saying when I say "Myspace" I mean: all of you that read my notes, or anybody who I consider to be a "friend" on this electronic popularity contest.

I am not lost, I used to be. People think they have me figured out because I make music, work a job or read African American literature. People think I don't know what I want in a woman, when I do. It just might not be you...It might be a part of you, the most insignificant part of you. The part or area that every man wants but doesn't need.

I love my family but I don't feel the need to see them EVERY weekend or even every day my spirit spends in this physical experience we call "earth" or "humanity". I love God, but I do not love church. I need to start reading the Bible because that book has some of the most creative writing ever.

I was called a "communist", a "hater", a "bitch" and every negative word you could think of in the book by a person who couldn't hold water if it came with a glass. People come and go, so does MTC. So with that said you will pass me by and another will come.

I am far from being the best with writing and performing on stage but I am working on being considered [that] one day. Where did really good films and music head off to? I swear that shit is like looking for a grain of salt in a pool of sand...

Inconsistencies pour over into your everyday life...If you are a slacker in 30% of your life, it may turn into 50% and then some...

People have selective vision & perception...one eyed and half brained. Platinum mouths & Gold Hearted.

My Skin is brown, I believe in my identity/experiences. I am [that], not my skin color. At least I try not to be, but that's a tough one to live out day in and day out.

Product from poor to getting by to doing fine. Public intellectually minded (I wish) with a private school education (because my Uncle Sam w/ the T-Pain hat handled the expenses).

I love Rick Ross' music, but do not believe in coke rap? Contradiction? Yea, maybe I am having a battle with my "niggerdom" and pride as a "hip hop head". But hold on, I actually enjoy and cherish old r&b more than rap music...I need to learn how to sing beyond the walls of my shower.

I am just another spirit having a physical experience...so I gotta try to make the best of it...I guess "I" on the inside believes and feels all of these things....Why do I act like I don't care when I really do?

One question: Does the "me" on the outside really portray "me" on the inside...I am invisible...yea I said it.

Anotha Time,

Mally