Slauson Malone covers RHCP’s Porcelain
Three years is a long time in the world of experimental music, but when a titan returns, the anticipation is palpable. Slauson Malone 1, known widely as Jasper Marsalis, is back with a fresh sound, marking the debut of new music after the release of his acclaimed work, EXCELSIOR.
This latest offering has immediately turned heads, delivering a musical surprise that few expected. Instead of a typical experimental exploration, Malone 1 has stepped into the spotlight with what many are calling an improbable yet infectious cover: a rendition of a song by the Red Hot Chili Peppers.
The collaboration bridges the gap between the abstract world of his signature sound and the accessible energy of classic rock, creating a fascinating dialogue between high-concept composition and popular melody. It’s a perfect example of how an artist can surprise and delight their audience by taking a calculated, yet delightfully unexpected, turn.
The track, titled “Porcelain,” quickly gained traction and was prominently featured in music circles. It made its debut on Stereogum, introducing this unexpected fusion to a broader audience.
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