Tag: Sour Deez

(Video) Sour Deez – Big Dog @SoxrDeez @BuckMouthBeatz

Post author By Welshdagod
Post date March 15, 2021

Portland artist Sour Deez drops off his first official release of 2021 with “Big Dog,” available now on YouTube, Apple Music, Spotify, and more. Teaming up with Compton producer Buckmouth Beatz, Sour Deez brings up nothing but player talk and boss vibes on his latest release. One of Portland’s best-kept secrets, Sour Deez has been steadily releasing high-quality, independent content with features from The Hype Magazine, All Hip Hop, The Source Magazine, and more. On “Big Dog” Sour Deez sits back and plus his life into a Super Nintendo game combining for a unique and creative visualizer. Vocally, Sour Deez shows his knack for melodic hooks and hard-hitting verses lead by his upfront and bass-heavy delivery. To keep it simple, Sour Deez makes nothing but bangers and his “Big Dog” is another to add to the collection. Visually “Big Dog” is a collaboration between Aeon Visual and MAKESimation and available on Sour Deez’s YouTube channel. Be sure to take some take and tap in with Sour Deez’s past discography while you’re there and subscribe for future updates.

Tags Big Dog, hiphop, hiphopfightclub, Portland, Sour Deez

Artist Tracks Hip-Hop

Portland’s Sour Deez Tackles Racism, Police Brutality, & More On “Better Days” @SoxrD33z

Post author By Welshdagod
Post date August 5, 2020

Portland rising artist Sour Deez makes his return to The Source with his brand new single “Better Days” featuring Latitia Rae, Drae Steves, Ack Right.

Heartfelt and raw, Sour Deez holds no punches on his latest single letting listeners know everything that has been on his heart and mind. With racial tensions higher than ever, the artists are separating themselves from the rappers with their current content, and it’s clear where Deez stands. Breaking down exactly what he goes through as a Black man in America, Sour Deez enlisted perfectly timed guest verses from Ack Right and Drae Steves. With all eyes on Portland right now because of Trump deploying Federal Agents to combat protesters, it’s refreshing to see some of the art coming out of the city representing what happening on the street level. Vocalist Latitia Rae takes “Better Days” over the top with her soul-stirring chorus and message. With party anthems and cooled out smoke songs already available, Sour Deez shows his diversity and reach as an artist with his new single. Taking a deep listen to the lyrics you can tell these Portland artists are truly speaking from their heart on an issue they truly care about rather than using to moment to push their own movement.

Stay tuned with one of PDX’s finest Sour Deez and press play on his powerful new single “Better Days” available on all digital streaming platforms!

Tags Better Days, hiphop, hiphopfightclub, Portland, Sour Deez

Artist Tracks Hip-Hop

Sour Deez Releases The Smooth New Single “P.I.C” @SoxrD33z @BuckMouthBeatz

Post author By Welshdagod
Post date November 4, 2019

Portland Rapper Sour Deez makes his return with the vibey new single “P.I.C.” produced by Buckmouth Beatz. Dedicated to his better half, Sour Deez takes some time out to detail his partner in crime’s love and loyalty. Graced with hypnotic vocoder, smooth chords, and a monster bassline SDZ and Buckmouth Beatz display true chemistry on “P.I.C.” after showing what the duo has to offer on the Official Music Video for “4th Of July.” One of the rising stars in Portland’s buzzing hip hop scene, Sour Deez has been know to be the life of the party on and off the stage but has been showing a new side introspective side with his recent releases “Elevators,” “P.I.C.” and more! Sour Deez adds to his latest collection of singles in 2019 and brings us something smooth to ride to with his latest release. Now available on Spotify, Apple Music, and Tidal and more be sure to hit follow on Sour Deez on your preferred platform and add “P.I.C.” to your playlist. Also, be on the lookout for the official release of SDZ’s new EP “Home Grown” coming soon!

Tags hiphop, hiphopfightclub, P.I.C, Portland, Sour Deez