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8 languages, 5 elements, 1 Immortal!    New music from the highly anticipated album "TwentyTwelve"

Kalonji The Immortal*What They Say! (English version)

Mista Books aka Dibia Mustapha has embarked and carved a new niche and direction to his music. Apparently, he chose to add some amount of humor and sarcasm to gritty and grimy beats recently.

This new single with Haze, his cohort and partner in rhyme did justice to this one. Using the Notorious BIG's "Kick In Da Door" instrumental. Mista Books titles this one "Felipe's Eulogy."

From the artwork, it's assumed it could be a funny tale, Felipe must have done something to deserve a eulogy. Well, let's listen to this duo and know if we could sing along to Felipe's Eulogy. LOL!!!!

FELIPE'S EULOGY FT. HAZE

Mista Books aka Dibia Mustapha thrills us with these joints he keeps putting out. Yet again, he delivers a masterpiece using the Original "10 Crack Commandments" by The Notorious BIG.

He bluntly titles his "10 Rap Commandments". Mista Books admits that Notorious Biggie was his motivation and zeal to pick a pen and pad to start drafting and writing rhymes.

Jokingly, he states he might as well dedicate a MixTape to the legendary Black Frank White aka Big Poppa aka Biggie, real name Christopher Wallace. He let the cat outta the hat by naming the Mixtape "NOTORIOUS BOOKS".

NOTORIOUS BOOKS

10 RAP COMMANDMENTS

Pharuna Black Privilege

Clarion call 2

Black And Basic

Time

Cool Like That

Black Privilege

This is a classic mix-tape put together by Mista Books. This was the first material he ever put out. The choice of beats were unique and dope.  The flow was impeccable, gritty, raunchy bass-lines and boom bap foundation. According to Mista Books, he calls this mixtape the "The journey and sacrifice to the game".  

He features artists like Regula Da Spectacula, Quick Draggz, Veecko Kyngz, Prophecy, Duke, etc. These are Coal City's finest for real. Although, Hip Hop music was still trying to take it's shape and form in Nigeria at that time when Mista Books dropped this Mixtape. Most of the songs were freestyles. No Gimmicks!!!

Happy Listening! Peace and Love!

Half As Nice

MISTA BOOKS

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