Emerging Swedish-English alternative rapper Mole is back with his second release, "Dalai Lama," following the debut track “No Typos.” Continuing his exploration of mental health issues, "Dalai Lama" dives deeper into the complex narrative surrounding the over-prescription of pharmaceutical drugs to young people. With biting lyrics, Mole critiques the hypocrisy of a justice system that allows such practices, contrasting the wisdom associated with figures like the Dalai Lama with the often misguided decisions made in modern healthcare.

The track's upbeat production creates a juxtaposition, offering listeners two experiences: one can either enjoy the catchy, feel-good vibe or engage with the layered, introspective message beneath. Mole’s talent for crafting dual-purpose music is setting him apart in the alt-rap scene, combining introspective lyricism with infectious beats.

Already catching the attention of BBC Radio, Mixtape Madness, Viper Magazine, and Ones To Watch, Mole is carving out a niche with his unique blend of hip-hop, indie, and alternative sounds. His music offers a comforting companion to listeners grappling with mental health struggles, providing honest reflections, relatable storytelling, and a message of hope. Through his tracks, Mole aims to create a safe space where listeners are reminded that it’s okay to not be okay, celebrating small victories and finding light through the darkness.