In the ever-evolving rap landscape, a versatile rapper giving other emcees a run for their money emerges. Dousiiee is not just a rapper but an artist with a knack for delivering infectious flows over any type of beat, and that is what makes him one of the few rappers who knows what they are doing…you know, not rapping for the case of it but actually being meaningful and telling relatable tales that a fan can resonate with. Dousiiee is now celebrating another standout milestone following the release of his newest EP “Out Of Los Angeles” that has 5 tracks and notable collaborations, spanning 14 minutes and 39 seconds.
On a production point of view, I feel his record really stands out and is really a masterclass in epic production. The execution leaves nothing to be desired as Dousiiee showcases his worth on the mic, delivering tracks that are capable of competing with the best of them.
“Let’s Talk” is the kind of jam that will have you head-banging in no time. The beat is haunting and the flows are sick, quoted with catchy hooks and addictive cadence. The way Dousiiee floats over the beat in a sing-song technique underscores his distinctive delivery, leaving an alluring effect long after the final notes fade away.
“Movie Business” is a Hollywood-worthy masterpiece with a dynamic production that mirrors its high-end delivery. Dousiiee and her accompanying collaborators skillfully navigate this scene-stealing journey, one bar at a time.
“Westside” reflects that nostalgic hip-hop that grew popular in the 90s—mellow but still dense and the ideal backdrop for Dousiiee’s attention-grabbing verses as he tells the story of a boy who grew up in the Westside and the intricacies of it all.
The buck does not stop here with this EP; worthy mentions are two other Eps, “Out Of Los Angeles (remix)” with some amazing saxophone-fueled tunes “Like That” and “Westside” and “Out Of Los Angeles 2.0” that can be assessed on Apple Music.
Check the link below to enjoy Dousiiee’s work and count as one of the many fans who are growing fond of this lyricist by the day.
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