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A running log of festival appearances, radio interviews, releases, and collaborations from Malik Ameer Crumpler — collected since 2011.

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Latest posts, 2020.

¡DADA! 2020 Festival: Session 6

European DADA Superstars Part 2 — Tuesday, September 23, 2020 | 19h · posted 24/09/2020

Three Rooms Press sponsored ¡DADA! 2020 Festival, an international livestreamed festival of dada actions hosted by 3RP co-directors Peter Carlaftes and Kat Georges.

REVERSE BULLETS interview on "HEAR and NOW with Rachel C."

Radio Free Brooklyn · September 2020

A conversation about the Reverse Bullets project, broadcast on Radio Free Brooklyn.

"A.A.R. feat. Malik Ameer" — TRAXSOURCE #1

From ZITO MOWA's THE KOLOUR OF WATER · 05/26/20

The track reached #1 on TRAXSOURCE, lifted from Zito Mowa's critically acclaimed album THE KOLOUR OF WATER.

"Dreampop Dysphoria" par Reverse Bullets — PreOrder

2020 · features "BLACK LUDWIG" with Malik Ameer

The experimental opera/album DREAMPOP DYSPHORIA from Reverse Bullets opened for pre-order, featuring Malik Ameer on the track "BLACK LUDWIG."

Kirsty Allison — "INDEPENDENCE NOW"

AIM UK / Jager UK / Soho Radio Label Lodge 2020

Kirsty Allison's "INDEPENDENCE NOW" was selected for the 2020 AIM UK / Jager UK / Soho Radio Label Lodge.

PAN AMSTERDAM — "HA CHU" Dinked Edition

Pre-order + video for "CARROT CAKE" · 2020

Pan Amsterdam's new album "HA CHU" Dinked Edition opened for pre-order alongside the video for "CARROT CAKE."

MAINTENANT 14 — "#CONNAISSANCE DES TEMPS (AN INTERRUPTION)"

Collage by Anaïs Pourrouquet · 2020

The piece "#CONNAISSANCE DES TEMPS (AN INTERRUPTION)" by Malik Crumpler appeared in MAINTENANT 14, with collage work by Anaïs Pourrouquet.

THATMANMONKZ — "EXOSEMIOTICS" EP

Featuring Malik Ameer & Sam Farhi · 2020

Thatmanmonkz released the EP "EXOSEMIOTICS," featuring Malik Ameer alongside Sam Farhi.

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