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DougieDaGod and Harmoney Are In “High Demand”

  • June 29, 2019
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DougieDaGod and Harmoney Are In “High Demand”

Buzzing out of the streets of the concrete jungle are cousins and Sauce Mobb members Harmoney and DougieDaGod. Their latest release, “High Demand”, an eight track project is sure to have something for everyone this summer! 

The two grew up together, dabbling in music but an unexpected tragedy hit the family hard, bringing these two creative minds even closer to reach a common goal. Harmoney utilized his lyricism, arrangements and mixing of his tracks to grieve and bring a sense of peace and clarity. Soon after, Dougie became his producer. Running his own production company, Sauce Mobb LLC, Dougie not only curates beats but creates opportunities to get producers placements.

When it comes to Dougie, his creativity and artistry is motivated by real life experiences and inspirations. Harmoney’s artistry is also influenced by real life experiences and different cultures, enabling him to push the boundaries and hone his craft. His wordplay is versatile and deep, its wide range of lyrical content can serenade the ladies yet be hard hitting and gritty for the streets. It’s effortless for him to hop on any DougieDaGod track, considering he makes beats for lovers of all genres.

The Breakdown

Sauce Mobb produced tracks by Dondre Dennis and Jewan Beats, “Ride” ft. Choppo loco and “Texas” are upbeat with unique elements in the production, setting themselves apart from many mainstream sounds.  DougieDaGod-produced tracks “Put In Work” and “Y.N.L.” are definitely summer party worthy. Though Sauce Mobb knows how to turn up, tracks like “TBH” which was produced by fellow Sauce Mobb producer, Jay Cornell, and “Bankroll (prod. by Dondre Dennis) give versatility to this project.

“High Demand” had a lot of creative masterminds behind it as it was mixed by Harmoney, executive produced by DougieDaGod, Mastered by Ricky Large and was recorded at Th1nk Tank Studios. The cover art and track-list was designed by digital marketing creative and professional graphic designer, Envy Nick of Envy Designs.

Ready to transition from making music as a hobby to doing it professionally, these multi-talented artists give fans a collection of versatile songs to bop to as the weather heats up. 

“High Demand” tells a story of what it’s like to be them: their experiences, lavish life in the entertainment industry, and all that comes with it. Dougie constructed a couple of the beats, Harmoney made the melodies, and the two collaborated on the lyrics and execution for this summer masterpiece. The overall project took a few weeks to curate as Dougie and Harmoney stayed in the studio heavy cooking up new music for beats they were already sitting on.

Sauce Mobb Project Favorites

When asked what are there favorite tracks and/or verses off the project this was their responses:

Harmoney: My favorite song off the project would have to be “TBH” only because that song was really from the heart. I was low key in my feelings during the process. The line that sticks with me everyday is “I cheated my way through high school so my diploma fake”

Dougie: “TBH” hits home for me in a different kind of way. But  my favorite song of the project is “Ride,” I woke up and recorded that in one take. My favorite lines are the start of my verse, “They say I got some problems , I say I got some more , I got a bad bitch , but I love the hoes , I got some niggas that’s around me that just wanna eat the energy until the 30 squeeze turn them niggas into memories”

What’s Next?

With the release of their first collaborative album – High Demand, DougieDaGod keeps up the momentum as he works on a solo project titled, 88 Miles. The two are collaborating on a few more forthcoming projects as Harmoney has over 200 songs in the vault. So keep an eye out for more new music set to drop in the fall!”

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Minnee

Minnee is a Hip Hop renaissance woman with a passion for the innovators of the genre while appreciating the new school trailblazers. She has an ear for music: play a sample track and she can tell who the original artist is and all of the samples spawned and or inspired from it. She lives and breathes Hip Hop, understanding the history and journey.

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