Mulaarie season continues to heat up as the Philadelphia rapper,
songwriter & vocalist prepares to release a slew of new music this
October. “Like Me” sees Mulaarie’s unique staccato pierce music producer
Yung Kairo’s lush sonic tapestry. Still, the track — while boastful and
full of bravado — also serves as a cautionary tale for those embroiled
within the travails and pitfalls of life on the streets. ***** “Like Me”
is the third single off of Mulaarie’s upcoming full-length studio LP.
Coming in 2019.
n West Philadelphia born and raised; but he didn’t play on any
playgrounds. Mulaarie coming from the musically sacred grounds of
Philly, didn’t have time to play. Life’s cruel circumstances left him to
fend for himself in any and every way possible, which in the end
morphed him into a sort of ‘prophet of the street.’ Mulaarie calls it as
he’s lived it and the rawness of his language is drawing the attention
of people with similar experiences, people curious about what that type
of life is like and the big wigs who are accomplished who see in him,
what they saw in themselves. Mulaarie at the tender age of 25 has lived
10 lives and now his lyrics act as a bullhorn for what it’s really like
to be out there relying on instinct alone.
‘Everyone says I’m soft now’, says the burgeoning rapper. ‘But
I’m not soft, I’m a father’. Life has changed drastically for Mulaarie
since the days when all he had to worry about was himself. He has
completely taken on the role of a loving, nurturing father and has
decided that his young king will live vastly different than he. Taking a
long hard look in the mirror, Mulaarie concluded that the only way his
son should live is in excellence. He’s growing up and glowing up doing
the right thing by family while breaking into this industry with a
vengeance.
I’m not soft, I’m a father’. Life has changed drastically for Mulaarie
since the days when all he had to worry about was himself. He has
completely taken on the role of a loving, nurturing father and has
decided that his young king will live vastly different than he. Taking a
long hard look in the mirror, Mulaarie concluded that the only way his
son should live is in excellence. He’s growing up and glowing up doing
the right thing by family while breaking into this industry with a
vengeance.
Wasn’t too long after Mulaarie decided to mix urban myths,
realities and street tales into a fusion of melodic chant, did South
Philadelphia native Beanie Sigel take notice; and the rest as they say
is history. Sigel began to walk around with Mulaarie as if he were his
musical son; someone whose future he absolutely cared about. Sigel knew
what we all know…. Hip Hop keeps living when new life is breathed into
and the evolution continues.
realities and street tales into a fusion of melodic chant, did South
Philadelphia native Beanie Sigel take notice; and the rest as they say
is history. Sigel began to walk around with Mulaarie as if he were his
musical son; someone whose future he absolutely cared about. Sigel knew
what we all know…. Hip Hop keeps living when new life is breathed into
and the evolution continues.
Mulaarie has come MILES from where he started. His career path
has become the stuff of legends and his discography is intriguing,
telling and musical. He’s proud of all his work but has done remarkable
collabs with the likes of Styles P and Beanie Sigel; something up and
coming rappers wish they could say. Some of his singles include, Been
Like ‘Dat Produced by KRISSIO, Dreams of a Drug Lord, Whole Damn Life,
and Bully Lyfe featuring Beanie Sigel. Check out more of his current
releases on Spotify, SoundCloud, iTunes, videos on YouTube where much of
his work is streamed.
has become the stuff of legends and his discography is intriguing,
telling and musical. He’s proud of all his work but has done remarkable
collabs with the likes of Styles P and Beanie Sigel; something up and
coming rappers wish they could say. Some of his singles include, Been
Like ‘Dat Produced by KRISSIO, Dreams of a Drug Lord, Whole Damn Life,
and Bully Lyfe featuring Beanie Sigel. Check out more of his current
releases on Spotify, SoundCloud, iTunes, videos on YouTube where much of
his work is streamed.
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