"Mullah Said" features the dense, sample-heavy production characteristic of Muslimgauze's late-career output, blending traditional instrumentation with electronic beats. The album was released on the Staalplaat label during a highly prolific period for the artist.
- "Mullah Said" was released on July 1, 1998, by the Dutch label Staalplaat.
- The album falls within Muslimgauze's extensive discography, known for its politically charged soundscapes and experimental electronic production.
- Staalplaat was a key label for Muslimgauze in the late 1990s, releasing a number of his albums during this period.
Muslimgauze was the recording name of Bryn Jones, a prolific electronic musician from Manchester, England, known for his distinctive fusion of ambient, dub, and world music. He released over 90 albums during his career, often exploring political themes and sampling sounds from the Middle East and South Asia. This period saw him at a creative peak, releasing multiple albums a year for various labels, including Staalplaat, which became a significant outlet for his work in the late 1990s.
