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M.I.A.

M.I.A.

M.I.A.'s Genre:

Alternative/Indie Rock, Alternative Dance, Club/Dance, Electronic

Biography

If you read a lot about new music on the Web, odds are pretty good that, at some point between the September 2004 release of "Galang" and the March 2005 release of Arular, you were struck with the urge to turn your computer off or maybe even heave it out of a nearby window. If you don't read a lot about new music on the Web, the preceding sentence indicates how bewildering and draining the chatter about M.I.A. became. Arular, M.I.A.'s first album, leaked well before its official release, allowing journalists and downloaders plenty of time to dissect it and bat ideas back and forth -- taking in the sounds, words, and absolutely all of the context -- before average music fans were able to develop their own opinions.

Maya Arulpragasam spent the early years of her life in a number of places. She moved from London, England, to her parents' native Sri Lanka at the age of six months, only to relocate to Madras, India. During a return stay in Sri Lanka, the civil war taking place within the country escalated to the point where Arulpragasam began to lose family members and friends. She didn't see her father -- a devout and active separatist as part of the Tamil rebellion, which has clashed with the Sinhalese majority -- often throughout these years, but her life stabilized once she and the rest of her family were able to make it back to London.

As a student, Arulpragasam became involved in the arts and published a monogram book of her paintings -- titled M.I.A. and heavily influenced by the Tamil rebellion. She later connected with Elastica, providing the photography and graphics for the group's second album, and she shot footage during their American tour. Elastica's support act, Peaches, introduced her to the Roland MC-505, a sequencer she became familiar with after returning home. Steve Mackey (Pulp) and Ross Orton became involved after hearing a demo; they made adjustments to "Galang," a song that was then pressed into 500 copies and released, under the name M.I.A., by the Showbiz label. It didn't take long for the song -- a bold, righteous amalgamation of hip-hop, electro, dancehall, grime, and baile funk -- to make an impact with DJs. She wound up signing a contract with XL, which re-released the single and, eventually, debut album Arular in 2005. Anticipation for the release was considerable, only heightened by the Piracy Funds Terrorism mixtape she put together with DJ Diplo.

Her second album, Kala, was released in 2007 and was recorded while she spent time in numerous countries. M.I.A. produced most of its tracks with Switch; Blaqstarr, Diplo, and Timbaland also contributed. One single from the album, "Paper Planes," became a surprise hit in summer 2008 after it was used in trailers for the film Pineapple Express; it eventually reached the Top Ten. The soundtrack for the Academy Award-winning Slumdog Millionaire also featured M.I.A.'s music; the release featured new material from the artist and was the first disc issued on her N.E.E.T. label. /\/\/\Y/\, the third M.I.A. album, was released in 2010. ~ Andy Kellman

AOL Radio Stations M.I.A. is Featured on (21)

M.I.A.

Ida Maria Showcase

This is the Ida Maria Artist Showcase station on Slacker Radio. Tune in to hear music hand-picked by Ida and her guitarist Stefan Törnby as well as commentary about the songs that influenced their music and their lives.

M.I.A.

Top 50 Indie songs of 2012

Join Chris Muckley as he counts down Slacker Radio's Top 50 Indie Songs of 2012. This countdown represents the most Hearted, most listened to, and most searched for Indie tracks of 2012 on Slacker Radio. From established artists like the Shins to breakout artists like Grimes- these are the 50 most critical Indie tracks from 2012- as determined by you, on Slacker Radio.

M.I.A.

New Electronic First

Can't get enough new music? Slacker's curators scour the blogs and check out new releases from around the world so that you don't have to. From new dubstep to cool indie disco to underground beats, Slacker's New Electronic First will satisfy your desire for new tunes.

M.I.A.

The Kooks Showcase

This is The Kooks Artist Showcase on Slacker Radio. Tune in to hear a station built entirely by The Kooks including music hand-picked by each member of the band as well as commentary about the songs that influenced their music and their lives.

M.I.A.

Metric Showcase

This is the Metric Artist Showcase station on Slacker Radio. Tune in to hear a station built entirely by the members of Metric including music hand-picked by Emily, James, Josh and Joules as well as commentary about the songs that influenced their music and their lives.

M.I.A.

Ladies That Rock

This is Slacker's tribute to women that rock- literally and figuratively. From hard rockers like Joan Jett to adventurous artists like Bjork, this is the place to celebrate these women and their work. You'll hear big stars like Adele and Bonnie Raitt alongside emerging artists like Audra Mae and ZZ Ward. This is Slacker's Ladies That Rock.

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Electronic Hits

Electronic Hits on Slacker Radio brings you the biggest tracks from the ever-changing world of EDM. Check out the latest hits from Swedish House Mafia, Skrillex and Calvin Harris, favorites from Daft Punk, Deadmau5 and Tiesto, plus classics from Moby, Darude and Fatboy Slim.

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Indie Electronic

Cutting-edge sounds have a home on Indie Electronic. Hear new music from Cut Copy, M83, Crystal Castles, Ellie Goulding, and Hot Chip, indie dance party favorites from MGMT, Justice and LCD Soundsystem, plus emerging artists from around the globe like SBTRKT, Washed Out and Neon Indian.

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'00s Hits

Hits of the 2000s on Slacker brings the best hits that the decade has to offer from 2000 right up to today!

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Party Alternative

Party Alternative on Slacker pumps out the best alternative party tunes including classics by The Ramones, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Sublime and Jane's Addiction as well as the latest from the Foo Fighters, Green Day and many more to keep your party going day and night.

M.I.A.

Electronic

Electronic on Slacker Radio covers all the bases in electronic music. Hear the latest hits from Deadmau5, M.I.A., and Skrillex, classic favorites from Daft Punk, Moby and the Chemical Brothers, as well as new sounds from Pendulum, Crystal Castles, and Calvin Harris.

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Party Hits

Party Hits on Slacker Radio is unlike any radio station you've ever heard. On this station you'll hear Hip Hop, Rock, Pop, and anything else that sounds good in the mix at a party. These are songs that you know, love, and may have even done karaoke to. Party Hits is the soundtrack to your next barbecue, day out on the lake, or house party.

M.I.A.

Hedley Showcase

This is the Hedley Showcase station on Slacker Radio. Tune in to hear a station built entirely by Hedley including music hand-picked by Jake and Dave as well as commentary about the songs that influenced their music and their lives.

M.I.A.

The Wanted Showcase

This is The Wanted Showcase station on Slacker Radio. Tune in to hear a station built entirely by the members of The Wanted including music hand-picked by Tom, Max, Siva, Jay and Nathan as well as commentary by each about the songs that influenced their music and their lives.

M.I.A.

Indie 500

After much debate and consideration, Your Slacker curators have come up with the top 500 indie songs of all time. Slacker’s Indie 500 is actually a showcase of the greatest songs from many different sub-genres, all unified by a common spirit and ethos. Call it College Rock, Post-Punk, Pre-Emo, Indie Rock, Twee Pop, Indietronica, Riot Grrl; call it whatever you like. Just know that all the songs on this station were created with the same independent spirit. Hear indie hits spanning from the late 70's up until now.

M.I.A.

Dance Party

Get the party started with Dance Party on Slacker! This station is guaranteed to rock all parties from corporate retreats to living room get-togethers, combining upbeat hip hop, new dance hits, disco classics, and hands-in-the-air favorites. In the immortal words of LMFAO, "Everybody just have a good time."

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UK Indie

UK Indie on Slacker Radio is your brand new point-of-contact for the best up-and-coming British artists in the world of independent music. If it's British and about-to-break, you'll hear it on UK Indie.

M.I.A.

Dubstep

Turn it up with Slacker Radio Dubstep! Enjoy hits from Skrillex, Bassnectar and Nero, up-and-coming artists like Krewella, M Machine and Baauer, plus classics from Roni Size to Plump DJs. Moombahcore, trap, drum 'n' bass, breaks -- it's all here on Slacker Dubstep!

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Party Hip Hop/R&B

Party Hip-Hop/R&B Radio plays the hottest new and upbeat classic Hip Hop and R&B hits to keep the party going all night long.

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The Current

The Current brings you the best authentic new music alongside the music that inspired it, from unique to universal, indie to influential, new to nostalgic. Broadcasting from the musical hotbed that is Minnesota, listen to The Current and you’ll see why we say, “Great Music Lives Here.” Find playlist, interviews and more at thecurrent.org.

M.I.A.

This station plays the best music from and music from related artists like Gorillaz, MGMT, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, The Ting Tings, Santigold, Phoenix, Foster the People, La Roux, The Killers, Florence + The Machine and more.

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M.I.A.'s Selected Discography (23)

Bring The Noize Album Cover

Bring The Noize

20131 Songs

Bring The Noize Album Cover

Bring The Noize

20131 Songs

MAYA Album Cover

MAYA

201012 Songs

MAYA [Deluxe Version] Album Cover

MAYA [Deluxe Version]

201016 Songs

Kala Album Cover

Kala

200712 Songs

Arular Album Cover

Arular

(C)(P) 2005 XL Recordings Ltd under exclusive licence to Interscope Records in the USA.200512 Songs

Bad Girls Album Cover

Bad Girls

20123 Songs

Boyz [CD Single] Album Cover

Boyz [CD Single]

ECD20075 Songs

Internet Connection [the Remixes] Album Cover

Internet Connection [the Remixes]

DIGITAL20114 Songs

XXXO Album Cover

XXXO

DIGITAL20103 Songs

XXXO Album Cover

XXXO

DIGITAL20103 Songs

How Many Votes Fix Mix Album Cover

How Many Votes Fix Mix

DIGITAL20083 Songs

Arular [UK Clean Bonus Tracks] Album Cover

Arular [UK Clean Bonus Tracks]

(C)(P) 2005 XL Recordings Ltd under exclusive licence to Interscope Records in the USA.DIGITAL200514 Songs

Bad Girls Album Cover

Bad Girls

DIGITAL20121 Songs

Paper Planes Album Cover

Paper Planes

SINGLE20085 Songs

Galang Album Cover

Galang

(C)(P) 2005 XL Recordings Ltd under exclusive licence to Interscope Records in the USA.DIGITAL20061 Songs

Galang Album Cover

Galang

(C)(P) 2005 XL Recordings Ltd under exclusive licence to Interscope Records in the USA.DIGITAL20061 Songs

Galang Album Cover

Galang

SINGLE20044 Songs

Boyz Remix (featuring Jay-Z) Album Cover

Boyz Remix (featuring Jay-Z)

SINGLE1 Songs

Galang (Serj Tankian Remix) Album Cover

Galang (Serj Tankian Remix)

SINGLE2 Songs

Kala [Expanded] Album Cover

Kala [Expanded]

200818 Songs

Paper Planes: Homeland Security Remixes [Bonus Tracks] Album Cover

Paper Planes: Homeland Security Remixes [Bonus Tracks]

20086 Songs

Bucky Done Gun Album Cover

Bucky Done Gun

EP20056 Songs

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Top Songs by M.I.A. (50)

Paper Planes

3:22

from: Kala

Bad Girls

3:47

from: Bad Girls

Boyz

3:27

from: Kala

Bucky Done Gun

3:43

from: Arular

(C)(P) 2005 XL Recordings Ltd under exclusive licence to Interscope Records in the USA.

Born Free

4:07

from: MAYA

Galang

5:25

from: Arular

(C)(P) 2005 XL Recordings Ltd under exclusive licence to Interscope Records in the USA.

XXXO

2:54

from: MAYA

Bamboo Banga

4:58

from: Kala

Mango Pickle Down River

3:52

from: Kala

XR2

4:19

from: Kala

World Town

3:52

from: Kala

Paper Planes

3:44

from: Paper Planes

10 Dollar

3:58

from: Arular

(C)(P) 2005 XL Recordings Ltd under exclusive licence to Interscope Records in the USA.

Space

3:07

from: MAYA

It Takes a Muscle

3:00

from: MAYA

Jimmy

3:27

from: Kala

20 Dollar

4:26

from: Kala

Sunshowers

3:14

from: Arular

(C)(P) 2005 XL Recordings Ltd under exclusive licence to Interscope Records in the USA.

Bird Flu

3:23

from: Kala

The Turn

3:51

from: Kala

Paper Planes

from: Kala

Internet Connection

5:05

from: Internet Connection [the Remixes]

Paper Planes

4:02

from: Paper Planes

Sugar My Skin

3:51

from: Top of the Pops 1999, Vol. 2 [BMG]

(P)1999 BMG Berlin Musik GmbH

Come Around

3:51

from: Kala

One for the Head Skit

0:28

from: Arular

(C)(P) 2005 XL Recordings Ltd under exclusive licence to Interscope Records in the USA.

Mia

3:27

from: Arular

(C)(P) 2005 XL Recordings Ltd under exclusive licence to Interscope Records in the USA.

Hussel

4:24

from: Kala

Story to Be Told

3:32

from: MAYA

Lovalot

2:50

from: MAYA

Teqkilla

6:20

from: MAYA

Bingo

3:10

from: Arular

(C)(P) 2005 XL Recordings Ltd under exclusive licence to Interscope Records in the USA.

Paper Planes (DFA Remix)

5:49

from: Slumdog Millionaire [Soundtrack]

Amazon

4:13

from: Arular

(C)(P) 2005 XL Recordings Ltd under exclusive licence to Interscope Records in the USA.

Tell Me Why

4:11

from: MAYA

Caps Lock

3:58

from: MAYA

Boyz

4:16

from: Boyz Remix (featuring Jay-Z)

Hombre

3:59

from: Arular

(C)(P) 2005 XL Recordings Ltd under exclusive licence to Interscope Records in the USA.

Believer

3:11

from: MAYA

Illygirl

2:12

from: MAYA

Pull Up the People

3:43

from: Arular

(C)(P) 2005 XL Recordings Ltd under exclusive licence to Interscope Records in the USA.

Steppin' Up

4:01

from: MAYA

Far Far

3:26

from: How Many Votes Fix Mix

It Iz What It Iz

3:29

from: MAYA

The Message

0:57

from: MAYA

Meds and Feds

3:09

from: MAYA

Fire Fire

3:27

from: Arular

(C)(P) 2005 XL Recordings Ltd under exclusive licence to Interscope Records in the USA.

Shells

2:49

from: How Many Votes Fix Mix

Galang (Serj Tankian Remix) DIRTY

3:34

from: Galang (Serj Tankian Remix)

U.R.A.Q.T.

2:54

from: Arular

(C)(P) 2005 XL Recordings Ltd under exclusive licence to Interscope Records in the USA.

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