Atlanta rapper, Mulatto first gained much success after winning Jermaine Dupri’s “The Rap Game” in 2016. Since then, she has made her stamp in the music scene. Today, she is coming through with a six-pack of glamorous street rap tunes, Latto shares Hit The Latto EP.
With production from OG Parker, Bankroll Got It, Bankhead, and more, Hit The Latto positions Mulatto as a tough-talking boss, as ruthless in the streets as she is voracious in her appetites:
“I’m a freak in the house, when I’m out in these skreets I’m a savage,” she rhymes on the intro track “Latto.” The EP boasts previously released singles like the energetic strip club slapper “See Sum” and the strutting “B*tch From Da Souf” (Remix), which features Saweetie and Trina.
To accompany the release of the EP, Mulatto shares “Latto,” a brand new music video. Produced by in-demand sound architect OG Parker, with assistance from Romano and G.Ry, “Latto” is a minimalist trunk-rattler, populated by haunting synths and thudding bass. Mulatto weaves through the percussion with the grace of a dancer and the force of a locomotive, effortlessly establishing her boss status:
“Latto/He lucky if he hit the Latto/These n****s be starin’, I pull up McLaren, I’m swervin’ and dodging the potholes.” In the video, Dressed in a frilly fur coat, Mulatto pulls up to Atlanta’s English Park in her blue Corvette, attracting a crowd of the neighborhood’s hardest hitters, along with a muscular bulldog and a dreadlock-nesting parrot.
Stream Hit The Latto below via Pittstop Ent/Streamcut.
