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Dirty South County

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Dirty South County
Live from the Republic of Texas... EP Album Cover
Live from the Republic of Texas... EP Album Cover
Background information
Origin Dallas(Irving), Texas, United States
Genre(s) Hip hop
Years active 2002–present
Associated
acts
Cherie Angelica
KingNation
Yung Joc
Young Dro
Website DirtySouthCounty.com
Members
Royale
2wentyWon

Dirty South County is a hip hop group hailing from Dallas, Texas. They are currently receiving heavy radio spins with their singles "Like Nikes" and "Get Money", produced by 2wentyWon.

Contents

Biography

The Dirty South County, consisting of Mayowa, AKA Royale, and Junior, AKA 2wentyWon, was formed in the summer of 2004. Royale, at the age of 16, bringing most of the lyrical prowess, and 2wentyWon, at the age of 19, doing the production work and some rhyming, have become one of the most powerful, dynamic duos to come out of the state of Texas. Born and raised in the Westside of Dallas, Texas (Irving), Royale and 2wentyWon, from childhood, have been enveloped by their parents tastes of music: from Afro, to Reggae, to Soft Rock, to Gospel. With music steadily playing in their home while growing up, and their mother singing in the church choir, there was no doubt that they would enjoy music and become musical artists later on in life. That time was sooner than expected. Royale has been writing rhymes since the age of 10, and has been steadily; not only as a lyricist and a rapper, but as an artist. Excelling in language in academia, Royale has been able to forge rhymes and lines sub par to none. 2wentywon starting beatmaking at the age of 14 after a friend passed him a copy of FL Studio. Immediately falling in love with the software and beatmaking, he began to supply his brother with catchy instrumentals to flow over. Royale's lyrical complexity, that boggles many minds by his age, and 2wentyWon's knocking instrumentals and catchy hooks have not only caught the attention of many DJs and hip hop fans, but general music fans of all ages. With a Commercial yet gritty style, and having been featured on mixtapes along side artists such as David Banner, Young Buck, DFB, Tum-Tum, Young Dro, Fat Joe, Lil Scrappy, and Youngbloodz, DSC is catching the ears of listeners, keeping heads nodding, and bodies bumping.

Discography

Featured Mixtapes

  • (2006) Roll Yo Window Down Vol. 3 (hosted by the Krunk Krew)
  • (2007) Beatin' Down Yo Block Vol. 2 (hosted by the Krunk Krew)

Albums

  • (2007) Live from the Republic of Texas... EP

Solo Singles

  • 2005: "O Man"
  • 2005: "Monte Carlo"
  • 2006: "Like Nikes"
  • 2006: "Why You Hatin'"
  • 2006: "This is What We Bout"
  • 2006: "After Hours" (feat. KingNation)
  • 2006: "Get Money"
  • 2007: "Feel No Better" (feat. KingNation and Sianelli)

Featured Singles

  • 2006: "Sweatin You" (Cherie Angelica feat. Royale of the DSC)

Trivia

  • Royale and 2wentyWon before venturing into hip-hop were part of a 3 piece rock band.
  • 2wentyWon can be seen on various episodes on the first season of NBC's television show "Friday Night Lights"
  • Both Royale and 2wentyWon were/are in the top of their high school classes.
  • 2wentyWon is currently an Electrical Engineering student at the University of Texas at Austin

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