New Music > Dougie Ft. Addy Ponty > Nothing To Lose

February 6th, 2012 | By

Left to Right: Dougie, Addy Ponty

Dougie gives all that his has on the song “Nothing To Lose,” featuring Addy Ponty over the Kane Beatz produced record originally for “Loyalty,” by YMCM members Birdman, Lil Wayne and Tyga. The track which sample’s Eula Cooper’s “I Need You More,” hears the Kathmandu base rappers aim for the top spot while leaving the haters behind. “I lift the game like I lift this weight / I break rules but I regulate // But wait, do you hear, do you hear me / I got nothing to lose, I got nothing to lose,” Dougie sings.

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New Music > Mc Flo Ft. Dougie > B.M.F

February 3rd, 2012 | By

Left to Right: Dougie, Rick Ross, Mc Flo

Mc Flo and Dougie reunite once again, this time on the record “B.M.F,” originally by Rick Ross. In anticipation of their upcoming individual projects, the Kathmandu base rappers spit their own fiery verses about Blowin’ Money Fast.

“I think I’m Big Meech, Larry Hoover / Whippin’ work, hallelujah // One nation under God / Real niggas getting money from the fu*king start,” Rozzay spits on the chorus… UGHH!!

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New Music > Dougie > Niggas In Paris

January 25th, 2012 | By

Dougie the Don takes a trip to Paris with his freestyle over Jay-Z and Kanye West’s Watch The Throne cut “Niggas In Paris.” The Kathmandu base rapper spits boastful rhymes over the Hit-Boy production with a random casual freeverse. Is this shit kray?

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New Music > Mc Flo Ft. Dougie > Breathe

January 5th, 2012 | By

Left to Right: Mc Flo, Dougie

Youngins Mc Flo and Dougie go H.A.M on the record “Breathe,” produced by Just Blaze. The single hears the Kathmandu base rappers spit straight fire verses that will leave you grasping for air.

“My flow be holy, shit I dunno how to control me / I’m so lonely on top to reach to low for me // My verses are so dope, phony emcees OD on me / You got better bars? Show me homie!” he playfully raps. Toast to 2012 with some new Flo.

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New Music > Dougie > Dougie The Don

November 16th, 2011 | By

Dougie rhymes over the instrumental to Mobb Deep’s “Give Up the Goods (Just Step)” on the record “Dougie The Don,” produced by Q-Tip. The Royal Record front man shows his strength with his tough bars, enforcing why he should be recognized.

“Bigger the thought, bigger the man / that’s why I like to keep my mentality little advanced // I keep a plan in case the other fails by chance / I have a practicing state of mind skills to enhance,” he raps.

Hear the Pac in him below.

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New Music > Dougie > Yonkers

October 28th, 2011 | By

Royal Records very own Dougie alienates his listeners on the record “Yonkers,” originally by Nineteen-year-old rapper Tyler the Creator, a member of LA rap collective Odd Future Wolf Gang Kill Them All.

“Bring your cameras for the lifestyle of a teen / Don’t even have a license and I’m hot up in the scene // Young ambitious, my rap is all fictitious / Start living in my song and you’ll be enjoying the riches,” Dougie raps over the morbid beat.

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New Music > Dougie > Overtaking

September 28th, 2011 | By

Dougie returns back on the scene and is only getting started. The 16-year-old rap prodigy alerts is presence on the Seek4Beats-produced “Overtaking.” The young musician who recently featured heavily on Yama Buddha’s mixtape explains his somber delight of the record, “I’m not completely satisfied with this track, this is the first track on my mixtape and I don’t want to disappoint you so here you go with the whole song.”

Follow Dougie on his path to greatness.

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