^ "Tchami & Malaa Relive Hot, Nasty Club Nights of Their Youth on 'Summer 99': Listen".
^ "Tchami & Malaa Announce 'No Redemption' North American Tour".
ASCAP has confirmed that the two share writing credits on “Get Low,” “After Life” and more. It’s no secret that Tchami and DJ Snake have worked side-by-side on some of their biggest singles.
^ "The Curious Case of Malaa, Tchami's New Prodigy?".
^ a b c "Uncovering Malaa: Tchami and DJ Snake's enigmatic side project? - Dancing Astronaut".
"Who is Malaa? DJ Snake, Tchami, and Mercer Are Somehow Involved". "Malaa debuts on Tchami's new label with 'Notorious' ". "Malaa Speculated To Be DJ Snake And Tchami's Side Project". (featuring Offset, 21 Savage and Gucci Mane) " Music Sounds Better With You" (Malaa and Noizu Remix) Remixes List of remixes, showing year released and original artists Both have also been seen individually smoking cigarettes frequently. French DJ Sebastien Benett is also speculated to be Malaa, due to the quick removal of a Facebook comment from Mercer's profile which stated that Malaa was a nickname of Benett and that the last posts by Benett on SoundCloud coincide with the first appearances of Malaa. The tweet was then favourited by DJ Snake's Twitter account, which hints his participation on the topic. Through a Reddit post made on the topic, Redditors discovered a tweet on Twitter where a user wrote "cant believe im opening for dj snake + tchami's side project next thursday", while linking to a SoundCloud mix by Malaa. It is also speculated that French DJ Mercer is involved in Malaa, since the same management team is shared between the three artists. It is strongly suggested that Malaa consists of a duo with DJs DJ Snake and Tchami, as they are credited often on each other's track productions and are connected to the project via remixes.
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