Mala Reignz

Mala Reignz, born Adrienne Malave, a Bronx native, is best known for her complicated rapping style, punchlines and larger than life presence on and off stage. Her skills landed her on Ali Vegas' Mixtape "Leader of the New School" Hosted by Statik Selektah (also makes an appearance in Vegas' new video "That's Nothin'" (prod. by Scott Storch) Her talent was recognized by the legendary Rocksteady Crew and was asked to perform in the female cipher (Sara Kana, Miss NaNa, Rece Steele, Patty Duke, DJ Chela) at their 31st year anniversary concert along with the likes of KRS-1, Fat Joe, DJ Premier, Bahamadia, Ice-T and many more well established artists.

Her debut music video, "BX Til I Die" was picked up by the popular interactive television music source Music Source On Demand nationwide. Always a leader in the Female MC Movement, Mala has collaborated with other well known female MCs such as Lil' Mama, Rece Steele and Byata (winner and 2nd runners up on VH1's Miss Rap Supreme).

Mala Reignz's first mixtape, "Miss Rap Supreme" (2008) placed her on the Hip-Hop map. Themed after the VH1 female rapper show, Mala completed the same challenges as the contestants, even the elimination rounds. Each song preceded by samples of MC Serch and YoYo instructing the girls on their next challenge.

Her debut album, The Introduction, is set to drop December 2009.

References

Vasquez, L.: [1], "Queen of All She Surveys", Retrieved on 2007-03-16

Glanting, P: [2]

Iandoli, K.: [3] "B-Girl Memoirs - Rocksteady Crew's 31st Anniversary", Retrieved on 2007-08-30

External links

• Mala Reignz on Myspace
• http://djfatfingaz.blogspot.com/2007/11/artist-review-mala-reignz.html
• http://www.latinrapper.com/artists.html
• http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6Ex6-D3l8a8

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