Newcomer Southwest London rapper Ellie Saprano introduces herself to the music scene with her debut single ‘Southside Bad Bitch’, showcasing her nostalgic, yet modern flair as she comes in the game with lyrics full of confidence, style and uniqueness.

‘Bad Bitch’ showcases Ellie Saprano’s stylistic flow over a beat produced by Blueee. The video encapsulates the ‘bad bitch’ vibes full of drip, cars and more females.

Ellie Saprano is the newest signing to UK rap veteran Corleone’s GB Records – tying her to a tight knit musical family (TeeZandos, ISong) resonating with themes of strength and unity. Corleone, a significant influence in Ellie's journey, recognised her potential early on and provided unwavering support.

“One of the most exciting moments for me so far has been the process of creating the track and filming the music video for my debut single, 'Southside Bad Bitch'. This experience has not only boosted my confidence, but also reinforced my belief that I am on the right track and following the correct path in my musical journey”.

This is just the beginning for Ellie Saprano as she has a diverse mix of tracks waiting to be released ranging from energetic anthems to introspective pieces that delve into her personal experiences.

Ellie Saprano is an emerging force in the music scene from South West London, is shaped by the vibrant Clapham and Brixton scene as well as her Jamaican heritage. With a love for music from a young age, Ellie drew inspiration from the UK rap culture found in places like Channel U and street rappers. Growing up surrounded by musicians, Ellie found herself engrossed in studio sessions and music video shoots, laying the foundation for her passion for music. In a surprising turn of events in 2018, Ellie produced a diss track without initial aspirations of becoming a rapper. However, positive feedback encouraged her to take her talent seriously, marking the beginning of her rap career. Since then, Ellie's sound has evolved, reflecting her growth both lyrically and personally. Confident in her delivery and cadence, she now creates music that authentically mirrors her personality and experiences. Drawing influence from pioneering female rappers like Lil Kim and Foxy Brown, as well as contemporary artists such as Kash Doll and Dream Doll, Ellie infuses her music with a nostalgic yet modern flair.