MANTLE as MANDRILL - Galaxy Starz - Japan Vinyl 7 inch Shingl Record Limited Edition

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MANTLE as MANDRILL

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Producer:MANTLE as MANDRILL's latest 7" is now available, featuring A-THUG, BES, SAW, MEGA-G▼Text by Keisuke Ninomiya▼Like the sobriquet M13, he is a sampling sniper that will surely shake the eardrums of anyone who hears it, and has been creating addicts from Takasaki, Kanto. The masked sexologist extraordinaire, DJ MANTLE as MANDRILL, who has been creating addicts from Takasaki in the Kanto region, has completed a new set of jet-black vinyl. Three bullets are engraved on this vinyl. A-THUG's sultry Murdersit, aptly named "Revolution," kicks off the disc, cutting through the reality of straggle in New York, the birthplace of HipHop, with "My rap is always clear" over a disturbing and thrilling, theatrical beat = "Mantle's Mark. The next song, "ROAD KILL," with its impressive guitar riffs, is a collaboration between BES, who has been an indispensable part of MANTLE's works, and SAW, who continues the MS style today. On "HIP HOP FOR LIFE," in which MEGA-G joins these two, BES raps, "Life without this is a chill down my spine, I'm a squall of words," and SAW takes over with a self-deprecating verse, "I'm sick of being the only reason for living, tell me if there is another way to play. SAW takes over the verse, "Let me know if there is another way to play.MEGA-G, who also serves as the hook, begins with the classic line, "How many years has it been," and concludes, "If you don't want to be exploited by others, then it's fine to be a lone stray struggling in the field. In HIP HOP, where it is most important to know what the mouths of the people say, both SCARS and MSC have changed the rap game in this country, and because they have been in the microphone business for a long time, their persuasiveness and pathos, as well as their individual stances, which continue to sharpen their fangs as ever, are packaged here by the hands of MANTLE. The music is packaged here by the hands of MANTLE.