Tchami and Malaa Announce Return of No Redemption Project

Tchami and Malaa turn to social media to subtly reveal the anticipated return of their esteemed No Redemption project.

Our favorite French producers are back on the radar as a duo under their No Redemption project. For all Tchami and Malaa fans, this announcement is a long-overdue dream come true following their hiatus. If you’ve only seen them live separately, imagine the electrifying performance they put on in unison.

Known for their similar yet distinctively unique house soundscapes, this couldn’t be a more exquisite dynamic duo to go back to back indefinitely under the No Redemption concept. Tchami’s and Malaa’s individual successes are grand, but together, their combined talents thrive in magnitude. Not too many details surrounding this upcoming No Redemption 2.0 have been unveiled, but both producers hinted that certain aspects of the project are being completely refurbished.

The original No Redemption tour consisted of a clever stage design structure with Tchami on one side shining in his typical bright and divine light and Malaa on the other hiding beneath his mask in opaque darkness. The tour’s stage design fused each artist’s persona altogether as they unified as one in sound.

A concept difficult to grasp and showcase perfectly, the two house music mainstays never failed to disappoint fans with their combined performances. But what’s to come for No Redemption?

Tchami’s original social media announcement surrounding the news expressed, “We can’t use the cubes anymore, we’ve been copied too many times.” Is this in reference to deadmau5‘s renowned cube stage concept? Could it be that the pair will now only be sharing the stage as any standard b2b performers would?

Sadly, the CONFESSION label boss deleted this initial post and followed up with another Instagram grid post a few hours later that reads “No Redemption meaning: No intentions to please anyone or redeem ourself.” Fans immediately turned to the comments calling Tchami out saying “Lol @ you deleting the OG post” and “Ahhh lol he deleted his Deadmau5 cube post.” Maybe the first post was trolling deadmau5, who knows?

On another note, Malaa’s take on the project’s return exclaims “We won’t compromise value for visibility,” hinting that the avant-garde comeback of No Redemption is bound to be legendary. They’re really not playing around with this.

Clearly, Tchami and Malaa are an inseparable pair. Their musical endeavors showcase a perfect blend of their individually unique sounds, and the music gurus are continuously in sync with one another. While completely unexpected, The Return Of No Redemption is officially here, and we can’t wait to experience it in all of its revamped glory.

Maria Marcano

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