Lyrics by Mandella Eskia
Produced by Scott Mccannell
Mixed by @pacdiggity
Mastered by Dan Millice
Additional Vocals by @emess_gh and @ajay.zar

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Cardi B's Whipshots

Portgas D. Ace Of Spades (feat. N8!)

Devil Springs (feat. Planet Asia)

This Ain't No Nutcracker (feat. Brooklish, Oyay Mayo)

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Mandella Eskia presents "The Mandela Effect" a series of freestyles over sample beats of classic records that he grew up listening to.  First Up is, "Still Not a Player" by Big Pun feat. Joe.
Beat Flip Produced by Brent Butler Music

Still Not a Rapper Freestyie

Mandela Effect Episode 2 
Prod. By @brentbutlermusic
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If It Isn't Love Freestyle

Harlem. Her streets paved in the gold of black thought, poetry, song, and struggle. Mandella Eskia is Harlem, but his name rings out city-wide. Founding member of Black God Pantheon, Mandella, youngest son of revered Activist Elombe Brath is true to his roots, and to the roots of his neighborhood. An uptown icon in the making.
Mandella Eskia's latest album, the self-released Bury Me In Gold is a testament to the emcee's skill, and Harlem's rich African American identity. Uptown's legacy, it's juke joint past, its street wisdom, and unapologetic pro-black heritage all flourish in Mandella. The album exudes the brash playfulness, and razor wit of the great Harlem rappers before him, with a sound that is modern, but undeniably New York.
The record's lead single, Extra has garnered over 20k video streams with minimal industry support. A magnetism, steeped in Harlem swagger, black pride, and he pours this charisma effortlessly into his music. He is the sound of Black youth across Harlem and America, energized by recent events, and the celebration of life that endures.
A staple on the live circuit, Mandella Eskia has opened for Nas, Wale and has performed alongside fellow up and coming MC Jadon Woodard.  No stranger to New York's indie scene, he appears regularly at NYC venues including Irving Plaza, Pianos, Cake Shop, and Brooklyn music halls like Paper Box. His shows often see the emcee cloaked in a crowd eagerly reciting his lyrics along with him, an omen of what's to come.

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