Dee Mula born Ladarius Odum jumped into the Memphis rap scene with a flow that can only be described as unique. Unlike today’s young hip-hop crowd induced by mumble rap, Mula resorts to his grimy wordplay and storytelling about his childhood, adolescent years, and adult life.the streets of Memphis possess. He had has first run-in with law enforcement at age 14, caught in possession of a handgun. He released Before Da Come Up his first mixtape in the spring of 2017 and began making a name for himself on the Memphis Rap Scene, in the fall of 2017 he released Let Me Get That Vol. 1, it contained the banger Str8 on Ha that consumed the streets. The song took off and people began to take notice of Dee Mula, and it also caught the ear of Nless Entertainment CEO Marcus “Head” Howell. Marcus began Nless Entertainment in 2016, and signed its first act Music Superstar Moneybagg Yo. Following several meetings, and negotiations Dee Mula signed to Nless Entertainment in 2017, and the rest as they say is HISTORY.