Miss Tahloulah May is a modular synthesist and composer. MTM is all about respecting Hip Hop’s heritage and culture while adding her own vision. DAWless production of a mixture of Techno, Electro and Hip Hop is her signature. With her modular system (nicknamed SapG), drum machines and live drums she produces music straight from the soul.   

Miss Tahloulah May was born September 1986 in Paramaribo (Surinam). Inspired by her mother, she developed an interest in all sorts of music like Soul, Funk, Jazz and Electronic music at a young age. Around 1994 she started to develop her love for Hip Hop and Electronic music and the Hip Hop culture.  The way creative boundries were pushed within these musical fields inspired her to look for her own musical and creative identity. This lead to her finding her musical path decades later.     

Until about 2020 MTM made instrumental Hip Hop music solely using sampled material. But because she felt that this limited her creativity, she started studying bass guitar, synthesizer and drums.     

Releases:  
- Music is food for your soul, don't starve! (2019)  
- Amsterdam (2019)  
- Kangoloops (2020)  
- Ms. Ana Logue (2020)  
- Rugged (2020)   
- Reboot (2021)  
- Cute but Psycho (2021)  
- WIRED (2022)
- MIND SET (2022) 

Rugged was MTM's first full album made without a computer. MTM sees Rugged as a creative rebirth, because of the complete DAWless workflow she adapted from then on.   

During the lockdown due to the COVID-19 epidemic, MTM started her (visual) radio show Room 404 Live in 2020. By 2021 she started collaborations with Run Dem Radio (by London based running crew Run Dem Crew) and Blast Radio. With her online radio show she strived to provide a platform for other independent and underground artists. 
At King Britt's Blacktronika class (UC San Diego) and at Nicole Mitchell Grantt's class about music composition (University of Pittsburgh) MTM shared her insights as a guest speaker.  And in addition to her musical projects Miss Tahloulah May designed presets for Native Instruments' Community Drive 2021.  

“I strive to compose and share creative instrumentals that ooze passion, authenticity and my love for the history of the Hip Hop culture. The culture’s foundation lies in creativity, skill and thinkin’ outside the box. That’s a powerful base that needs to be preserved.” - Miss Tahloulah May