An unapologetic, Black Southern Rave. 
SOUSE is a live DJ mashup set of Soulful, melodic R&B, Blues, Jazz & Trap records that have the movement and feel of House music, but with some southern sauce. 


Tracklist:

1. My Boo (Ghost Town DJs) x Walk It Talk It (Migos & Drake)
2. Happily Ever After (Case) x SportsCenter (Bossman Dlow)
3. So Gone (What My Mind Says) [Jill Scott & Paul Wall] x Fisherrr (Cash Cobain & Bay Swag)
4. Tell Me (Groove Theory) x All There (Jeezy & Bankroll Fresh)
5. Groove Thang (Zhane) x Where I Go (NxWorries & H.E.R.)
6. Keep Yo Body Groovin’ (Interlude)
7. Between The Sheets (The Isley Brothers) x Love Like This (Faith Evans)
8. Nite And Day (Al B. Sure!) x SDAB (BeatKing, 2 Chainz & Juicy J)
9. Slowly Surely (Jill Scott) x Bug A Boo (Destiny’s Child)
10. Doo Wop (That Thing) [Lauryn Hill] x Slowly Surely (Jill Scott)
11. While I’m In Your Arms (Cleo Sol) x Doo Woo (That Thing) [Lauryn Hill]
12. While I’m In Your Arms (Cleo Sol) x Jesus Is The Light Of The World (Hezekiah Walker)
13. Dance With The Devil (Blast & Anderson .Paak) x While I’m In Your Arms (Cleo Sol) 
14. Dance With The Devil (Blast & Anderson .Paak) x Lifestyle (Young Thug & Rich Homie Quan) 
15. Funkdafied (Da Brat) x Candy Rain (Soul For Real)
16. Loungin’ (Who Do Ya Love) [LL Cool J & Total] x Who You Foolin (Gunna)
17. It’s Night Right But It’s Okay (Whitney Houston) x Tshwala Bam (Titom, Yuppe, S.N.E. & EeQue)
18. It’s Night Right But It’s Okay (Whitney Houston) x Yes Indeed (Lil Baby & Drake)
19. Baby Be Mine (Michael Jackson) x No Flex Zone (Rae Sremmurd)
20. Money Ain’t A Thang (Jay Z & Jermaine Dupri) x Karate Chop (Future)
21. Up Late (Ari Lennox) x Wat U Mean (Dae Dae)
22. Do It To Ya (YG & Teeflii) x One Of Wun (Gunna)
23. Brotha (Angie Stone) x No, No, No, Pt. 1 (Destiny’s Child)
24. Sumthin’ Sumthin’ (Maxwell) x Heated (Beyoncé)

SOUSE. (Act II)

Dr. View is the sonic spirit of Black Wall Street embodied. The Tulsa-based producer and DJ is a southern, soulful, sampled-based beat maker and songwriter who utilizes sound to educate and liberate people through music and storytelling. Inspired by the likes of Big K.R.I.T., Kanye West, Bobbi Humphrey, Dr. Dre, The Dream, Quincy Jones, and Missy Elliott, Dr. View gets his name not only from his PhD, but from his southern roots in Longview, TX. These days, at the center of his artistry, is the historic Greenwood district in Tulsa that was destroyed in the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre. He is the CEO & executive producer of Motown’s Fire in Little Africa compilation, and is a Nasir Jones (Nas) Hip Hop Fellow at Harvard University.