Sauveur Mallia Sauveur Mallia's Space Oddities 1979-1984

• Sauveur Mallia – Space People
• Sauveur Mallia – Exotic Guide
• Sauveur Mallia – Reggae Direction
• Sauveur Mallia – Supersmurf
• Sauveur Mallia – Robot Avenue
• Sauveur Mallia – Double Polygone
• Sauveur Mallia – Synthetic Suspense
• Sauveur Mallia – Synthetic Neutron
• Sauveur Mallia – Smurfissimo
• Sauveur Mallia – All The Bass (Phoreski Mix)
• Sauveur Mallia – Spacial Escapade
• Sauveur Mallia – African Break
• Sauveur Mallia – Electronic Africa
• Sauveur Mallia – Star Odyssey
• Sauveur Mallia – New Wave Sequence
• Sauveur Mallia – Radium One
• Sauveur Mallia – Synthetic Geometry

• 1. Space People
• 2. Exotic Guide
• 3. Reggae Direction
• 4. Supersmurf
• 5. Robot Avenue
• 6. Double Polygone
• 7. Synthetic Suspense
• 8. Synthetic Neutron
• 9. Smurfissimo
• 10. All The Bass (Phoreski Mix)
• 11. Spacial Escapade
• 12. African Break
• 13. Electronic Africa
• 14. Star Odyssey
• 15. New Wave Sequence
• 16. Radium One
• 17. Synthetic Geometry

Born Bad continue their mind-expanding and totally essential series of library music 'Space Oddities' compilations with this set focusing on French musician and composer Sauveur Mallia.

In the ever-expanding universe of 70s and 80s French library music, Mallia holds a special place; his career, multifaceted work and the uniqueness of his talent have made him an exemplary figure in the unsung world of library musicians.

In those years a few of them, often for economic reasons, would set off on a space conquest, taking along just a few synthesisers. Their ambition well surpassed the modesty of their means; it was in turn the condition to their experimentations with sound which were to create a new sonic space: that of a nation tumbling into modernity. From French soil to the farthest reaches of the cosmos, there were just a few steps to take. It's with the label Tele Music, boarding the spaceship Arpadys, along with the Voyage crew, that Sauveur Mallia took the big leap.