MANTi Debuts on Atlant with Tell Ya Somethin' EP
A bold debut on Atlant from the rising Iranian talent, delivering two deeply crafted tracks that continue her ascent through the global underground.

MANTi makes a bold debut on Atlant with Tell Ya Somethin' — a two-track EP that introduces her refined, emotionally resonant sound to the label’s cutting-edge catalogue. Born in Tehran and now based in Los Angeles, MANTi has become one of the most compelling new voices in the underground, known for her deep, melodic compositions and a sound that blurs the lines between introspection and dancefloor intensity.
Having trained in Music Production and Sound Design at Point Blank LA, MANTi brings a high level of technical detail to her work, shaped by years of studio dedication and an ever-evolving creative vision. Her releases across respected imprints such as Akumandra, Zamna, Elektrons, Marginalia and Automatik have earned widespread support from tastemakers including Tale Of Us, Mind Against, Âme, and Jimi Jules; a testament to her growing influence within the global scene.
2024 saw MANTi’s name rise steadily, with a consistent run of critically praised releases and performances at some of the world’s most respected clubs and festivals. Now, Tell Ya Somethin' marks her first release on Atlant, offering two meticulously crafted tracks that expand on her distinct sound while aligning perfectly with the label’s ethos of boundary-pushing, emotionally driven electronic music.
This release is more than just a milestone — it’s a natural progression for an artist whose creative momentum continues to build. With Tell Ya Somethin', MANTi takes another confident step forward and adds a compelling new chapter to both her own story and Atlant’s evolving legacy.
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