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Philadelphia rapper Skrilla has launched two singles: a visual for new track “Mandela” and “Bleed”, now officially on DSPs. “Bleed” is optimal Skrilla: shot in infrared by 1mirs, it’s another menacing addition to his dystopian universe, a tweaked-out vision of unmoored drill that sounds equally stylish and acrobatic. “Mandela”, shot in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, is another cinematic scripture of the Skrilla universe, where the darkness of the afterlife looms large in the rapper’s future-facing mirror. The dual tracks come ahead of a tour supporting Chief Keef across the Northeast, and recent horrorcore diversions “Religion” and “Prada” featuring ffawty as well as his remix of “N****” featuring 1900Rugrat.
It’s been a huge year for Skrilla following the release of Z, his 23-track album featuring collaborations with YoungBoy Never Broke Again, Lil Yachty, ffawty and more. The project marks a new chapter for the Philly native, building on the raw, unpredictable sound that first made him a force in the city’s underground while sharing more of the story, ambition and lived experience behind the artist. With the breakout of “Doot Doot (6 7)” Skrilla continues to prove he’s much more than a viral moment. With the release of Z and his recent selection for the 2026 XXL Freshman Class, he continues to cement his place as both an artist to watch and a cultural phenom.
