New Year produced by South Carolina’s own OG Butla

New Year prod by OG Butla

Quarantine & Chill (produced by Imperial Music)

Only One feat Ramiro Chavez

City On ft The ClassMatez

Yo! MTV Raps: Hits

C.R.E.A.M.

Homie Lover Friends

Complicated

Stay Awake

Pressure

Wave

Hustle Up prod by OG Butla

O.K. Though prod by Mark Murrille

45 Min - prod by Nycstro Tha Beatmaker

Doc Deezy - Hardaway (Remix)

Want It All

T.I.G.

THIN LINE

Switched Up

She Like New

No Goin Back

Lights On ft Zu Touche', Drugman

Finger Roll

I Got News ft Kasey Durrah, Boski

HEADING OVER ft Bic Flicka, Khemo

ELLA MAI

Dead End

Cemetery Hearts

Big Talk

BAD LUCK

Jhene'

Fly Wit Me

RESPECT N SALUTE BIOGRAPHY

The forgotten state of the South seems to be hiding a few reminders in a small town called Duncan, South Carolina. Rap group Respect N Salute's origin dates back to the summer of 2005 where the group would be formed at the happenings of a studio session at a local barbershop in Spartanburg, South Carolina. From this day forward, original members Boski, Cease, and Doc Deezy would go on to release two mixtapes entitled “The Movement Volume I” and “W.A.I.T.” (We All In Together). The group performed at many local venues and showcases around the South East Region during the time of each release.

Starting in 2011 the group began opening up for several well-known artists that came through clubs and venues in upstate South Carolina, such as Ciara, Young Dro, Plies, Alley Boy, & Rick Ross. These moves made their name considerably popular on the night life scene in the area.

Now back with a new single and video entitled “Homie, Lover, Friends”, rappers Doc Deezy and Cease are set to campaign their new sound on a major scale. Taking time away from the South the past year, the group has seemed to have found a new source of inspiration in California (Sacramento & North Hollywood prospectively) for the past year recording a lot of material set to release This Summer. Sharp flows and very melodic tunes can be expected to be heard on the upcoming projects. The rappers have deep southern influenced lyrics remaining true to the classic southern mc, but are far from limited. The power of being able to provide truth and be relatable to both the street and mainstream are their strengths. Their diversity is at an all-time high. The artists complement each other well on every track with comparisons to the Multi-Grammy Award Winning Hip Hop Group “Outkast”. The group demands respect and looks to make their own mark in Hip Hop History. Respect N Salute!

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