SosMula - 21st

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Grab fasa, azishe
Before ngib'thel k'nyiwe
Phoketh likhuluphel
Same as the Gee's
Bitches jumping
Bitches jumping on the pool
Got some goodies
I Got some goodies tonight
The night is so young
And the money is too much
Got your baby on my side
She wanna rides me tonight
Speed kills, yehlis 'jubani
'am riding the beat
The way she rides a nigga dick
The night is young
Neither I too I
We party tonight
Let's party tonight
The night is young
Neither I too I
We party tonight
Let's party tonight
Today it's my 21st, 21st
You can have the booze if you want, if you want
Today it's my 21st, 21st
You can have the weed if you want, if you want

We poppin' till the night
Thina sthand' ubumnandi
Ekxse ntang' azishe take puff puff vele kfiwe
Bitch we pull up what the price yah we chill up all night
Thina asizenzi ubunandi bubuzwa kithi
Ntanga yithin' esiphethi kasi
Veluhlale phansi gazi iveli qali party
Today is my 21st 21st
You can have the booze if you want if want!

The night is young
Neither I too I
We party tonight
Let's party tonight
The night is young
Neither I too I
We party tonight
Let's party tonight
Today it's my 21st, 21st
You can have the booze if you want, if you want
Today it's my 21st, 21st
You can have the weed if you want, if you want

Release Date: October 22, 2022

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Vinicius Sosa (b. April 19, 1988), better known by his stage name SosMula, spent his nascent years in the favelas of São Paulo where he was given a rude introduction to the world. Immigrating to America in 1996 at the age of 8, Mula started a tumultuous state-to-state shuffle before eventually settling in Manhattan’s Upper East Side. SosMula’s sound developed in these new stomping grounds, fusing the dexterous slant-rhyme style of NYC rappers with the fiery spirit of the Spanish Harlem.

The transformation from Vinny Sosa to SosMula began in high school. Rapping by the tenth grade, his friends took notice and dubbed the emergent emcee “Sos.” Surrounded by hard-living, Sos was extremely motivated for success. The desire to better himself and his family grew into an unapologetic love for money and led to his self-christening as Sos Money. A stint in jail further honed his resolve, and refined his pseudonym; Sos Money became SosMula. Though the dollar-bill association may be standard practice in the hip-hop community, the name resonated on a deeper level with Mula’s spirit and ambition. He soon found himself shouting his signature “MULA!” war-cry over studio mixes. Mula is Sosa’s world:

from the way I dress to the way I talk. It’s my name but it’s my lifestyle.

Flashy yet focused, Sosa is an emcee frustrated with the game and the grind who sees participation and excellence as the only means of overcoming it.

Mula is well associated with another New York underground rapper ZillaKami, and the two have released several albums together under the group name City Morgue.