StyleLIkeU’s Early Years: Closet interview with MALUCA MALA

http://stylelikue.com Maluca grew up with what she refers to as the quintessential New York experience- an extended Dominican family where the neighborhood raised her. She always knew she wanted to make "weird electronic hip-hop music," which today she describes as "world music goes to a rave." Her style, much like her music, is a mix of banjee girl, neo-rave and tribal. It's in the way that Maluca easily pulls off anything boisterous, like a bold Joanne Berman suit, printed with the charts from the stock market crash, or a headband that flashes pink- you can see her strength. For a long time, Maluca reveals, she lived in fear, but now she says, "I look fear in the eye and then I eat it's face off." For more of Closets: Maluca Mala visit StyleLikeU: http://stylelikeu.com/features/maluca-mala/ YouTube: http://www.youtube.com/user/stylelikeu Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stylelikeu Twitter: https://twitter.com/StyleLikeU Tumblr: http://stylelikeu.tumblr.com/ Instagram: http://instagram.com/stylelikeu# Buy Our New Book, True Style Is What's Underneath: The Self-Acceptance Revolution: https://www.amazon.com/True-Style-Whats-Underneath-Self-Acceptance/dp/0789332868?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1