Mamba is an independent artist from Lawrence, Massachusetts, carrying strong Puerto Rican roots and an even stronger sense of purpose. His music comes from a real place—balancing everyday responsibilities with the drive to build something lasting through art. There’s no separation between who he is and what he creates. The songs reflect his environment, his discipline, and the mindset it takes to move forward when nothing is handed to you.
The name Mamba traces back to his early days on the basketball courts, where competitiveness and focus shaped how he approached everything. That same mentality carries over into his music. He treats each release with intention, understanding that consistency, ownership, and patience matter just as much as talent.
His debut single, “Bruce Wayne,” released in 2021, set the tone early. The track introduced listeners to Mamba’s perspective—focused, confident, and self-aware. Rather than flashy storytelling, the song centers on ambition, independence, and moving with purpose. It wasn’t just an introduction; it was a statement about how he sees himself and where he plans to go.
In 2022, Mamba followed up with his first full-length album, Mr. Wayne, a 16-track project that expanded on the foundation he laid with his debut single. The album featured collaborations with artists like Cedric and Wax Huncho, giving the project added range while keeping Mamba’s voice at the center. The album showed growth, not just musically, but in how he approached structure, collaboration, and execution.
Toward the end of 2023, he released a four-track EP titled Lord Get Bucket$, tightening his sound and sharpening his message. The EP reflected hunger and momentum—short, focused, and straight to the point. It reinforced that Mamba wasn’t experimenting for attention; he was refining his craft.
