From Feeling to Release: How MalekBSavage Lets Authenticity Drive His Sound


MalekBSavage is continuing to carve out his own lane in music by trusting his instincts and staying true to his emotional core. Rather than chasing trends or overthinking the process, the emerging artist embraces authenticity, confidence, and momentum as key drivers of his creative output. In reflecting on his journey, MalekBSavage openly discusses his relationship with his music, the response from his hometown, and how emotion shapes his sound. 
Speaking candidly about his creative mindset, he shares, “To be honest, I am a big fan of myself. I listen to my own music a lot, and some songs that I create, just have that feeling where I understand that I had to release them. That’s pretty much all there is to it.” MalekBSavage never tries to think too hard about his releases because he acknowledges that different people have different vibes, so you never know who might like what. If he makes a song, nine times out of ten, it’s going to get released.”That confidence paid off in a major way with one of his standout releases.

Reflecting on the impact of his song and video, MalekBSavage states, *“When I created my song ‘Really’ and dropped the video, **** near everybody in my hometown knew it, and I didn’t even realize they were paying attention. I was surprised as ***, but satisfied at the same time.” Emotion remains at the core of MalekBSavage’s sound, but he balances that rawness with awareness of his audience.

Describing his approach to maintaining longevity, MalekBSavage shares, “I pretty much go with how I feel. My mood and emotions play a big part in my sound, but I also pay attention to what people like the most. I’ll put that sound out, just not too much to the point where it gets burned out.” As MalekBSavage continues to grow, his philosophy remains clear: trust the feeling, stay authentic, and let the music speak for itself. By blending confidence, emotional honesty, and strategic awareness, he positions himself not just as an artist, but as one who understands both his craft and his audience.

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