Real Smooth West Coast Funk That Rolls Hard!

Jealous People

A descriptive story of how I met my first love, how she made me feel, and how I will never forget her. This is a narrative of my first "Love Story".

Love Story

Words of wisdom for those who choose to listen.

Hip Hop

Life

Recorded this track with the homie Toussaint from Compton with production by the homeboy Sergio Diaz. A Carson/Compton collaboration with a Mexican and Black fuckn up a track together.

Rock On

A Psychodelic trip with BiG WeeZ and CoCo smoking a fat doobie!

Yesca

Alcohol

Droppn' Verbal Linguistics To Keep That Head Bobbn' As You Think To Yourself........Damn This Shit Is Dope! Harbor Area Native Puttn' It Down!

Harbor Area - Single

Harbor Area

Feauturing Big Weez, the Homie Toussaint, and the WORLD CLASS BAD ASS MIXMASTER "DJ DAMAGE"  Cuttn' It Up on the 1's and 2's!!!!Straight Up WESTCOAST Flavor! California Like a BEEEYAATCH!

California

Bouncn'

Some West Coast Funk Produced by Yung City Slicka. Representing the only way I know how. REAL!

So Real, Fo Real

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 Growing up Big Weez was exposed to and fascinated with Hip-Hop. Through this fascination he easily embraced the culture and lifestyle. 
  Starting off he formed the rap group 2HK, Two Homies Kicknit. 2HK performed at concert venues and live radio remotes, for L.A.’s Power 106FM and 92.3 The Beat. 2HK signed with Carlitos Records in 1995 and released a song “Yesca” on Moola Records for the CD compilation “Str8 Up Loco”. Without a major record deal, tensions grew within, leading to the disseverment of the group.
  Big Weez then correlated with Producers Jeeve Ducornet, Sergio Diaz, and G-Moe for his solo project. During this time he toured with Lil Rob, Proper Dos, NB Ryda's, Royal T and Low Profile Records while releasimg a song on Southland Records entitled “In the City” for the CD Compilation “CHICANORAPCDS.COM”.
 At this point he was torn between pursuing music and family life. He felt that family was more important and walked away from his dream, thinking, “It just wasn’t meant to be.”
  Living life without music was a constant struggle. Although family life was great, he felt a small part of him was always missing. A collaboration of family and music had to be achieved to find true happiness.
  With a new found focus and family support Big Weez is now ready to share his gift of music to the world.