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Mark Lawrence is still on the move. After 2012’s Mala in Cuba took the Digital Mystikz dubstep breaker to Havana, the London producer has now made out for Peru. The result is an album of subtle, spooky, sci-fi blends, with Mala mixing hypnotic Peruvian sounds with thudding bass and smoked-out synths to create enticing tracks such as Cusco Street Scene, the evocative and tender Cunumicita (with vocals from Danitse) and Markos Swagga. While the album lacks the mojo of his Cuban run, it does show that Mala is a producer happy to embrace his other sides. Wed, Jul 6, 2016, 19:00.

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Mala narrates his Peruvian travels in Mirrors. Photograph: Tom Morgan. Four years after his debut, Mala in Cuba, the dubstep pioneer from Croydon releases his long-awaited second album on Gilles Peterson’s label. In this expertly curated record, Mala blends the local instruments and hypnotic polyrhythms of the Andean mountains with the menacing synths and heavy bass of the UK’s underground music scene to narrate his Peruvian travels.

Mala’s second album Mirrors is due out June 10 and promises to build a bridge from Croydon to Lima via his laptop. Over the course of a month he was exposed to a mixture of folk sounds, from local Afro-Peruvian percussionists and grassroots tap dancers to music from the mountains and Andean sopranos. It all goes back to the roots and the rhythms and I related instantly, said the producer.

Mala teases trailer for new album Mirrors. Mala announces new album inspired by his travels in Peru by sharing a teaser trailer. wilson April 15, 2016, 9:04pm Could be cool.

Mirrors is the second album by endlessly influential South London producer Mala. It follows his 2012 Brownswood release Mala In Cuba. But Mirrors is less Mala In Cuba Mk II and more the realization of a creative method that works for this most understated and intuitive producer: digging deep into the roots of a culture, recording local musicians and sounds, and using the recordings as source material and storyboard for a record. The product of repeated visits to dive into Peru's music, it revolves around tempo and flow, working local Afro-Peruvian percussionists, grassroots.