Starboy's resident producer/artist Maleek Berry has release a new single titled Somebody Falling. This is coming after a successful outting at the O2 area over the weekend with label mate and boss Wizkid. Check on it!
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''Produced by Supa Dups (Sean Paul, Rihanna), Estelle's "Meet Up' ft. Maleek Berry has an urban flair that will fit well in R&B and commercial DJ sets. The lyrics showcase the kinetic energy produced by equal parts attraction and anticipation, the lyrics are as flirty as the groove is infectious. Coming from the latest Estelle album Lover’s Rock, the song was an early stand-out, picked up by the Afro-Beats programmers at Spotify and added to multiple playlists. Now, weeks later, the song is gaining traction with radio and dance floor programmers from London to Lagos and back to LA. The lyric video comes off the heels of The Estelle Experience tour in which Estelle gave fans intimate performances at high end venues in Montego Bay, New York, Philadelphia, DC, Atlanta and Nashville. Patrons got to experience her live band set as well as hear the story behind “Lovers Rock” from Estelle herself. Inspired by her parents love story, the album “Lovers Rock” was released last September and also features songs “Love Like Ours” featuring Tarrus Riley, “Better”, So Easy” featuring Luke James and “Lights Out”. Estelle Experience West Coast dates will be announced soon. Animation by Dezign R Studios.''DOWNLOAD HERE
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''Whether the tracks are made for himself or for others, nearly everything produced by Maleek Berry is highly percussive and melodic, made for dancing and romancing. Active since the early 2010s, the British-born Nigerian artist became an in-house producer for Wizkid's Starboy Entertainment in 2013. After work for the likes of Wande Coal, Iyanya, Runtown, and Wizkid, as well as a slew of solo singles, Berry released his debut EP, Last Daze of Summer, through his Berry's Room label in 2016. Another single, "4 Me," along with a collaboration with Mafi B titled "See My Baby," were issued the next year. Though the vast majority of Berry's output has been squarely Afro-pop, some of it has ventured into booming and relatively skeletal trap sounds. ~ Andy Kellman