Sourmouth
Burnin Wax (Freestyle)
Menace 2 Sobriety
(C)2012

Sourmouth - Burnin Wax (Freestyle)

I NEED A GOON is a more of dirty south song with a hardcore/gangsta vibe.  Though more gritty, the catchy chorus, and creatively funny wordplay makes this song a radio ready anthem.  One of thoose tracks that will never get old.   

Sourmouth - I Need A Goon

Off "The Mr. Federal LP" Sourmouth Bring's you one of his most hardcore tracks to date.  Not giving 2 fucks over the jeezy type instrumental Sourmouth lets loose and spits that "ride around your hood all day wit your gun shit" type flow.  

Sourmouth - Who's A Ridda

THE WAY I AM is a cleaver remix to Eminem's "The Way I Am"  Over a some-what similar beat, Sourmouth creatively raps about his life often substituting Eminem's (white-boy/black-hood) lines to (black-boy/white-hood) line.  Though witty and funny at times, it is overall a pretty dark record, where Sourmouth gets down to the roots of most of his problems and insecurity's.

Sourmouth - My Dank [REMIX TO EMINEM'S THE WAY I AM]

Sourmouth's First Single Of His New Album "A Million Little Pieces" 

Sourmouth - Lost My Mind

An Up-beat Trap/Club Banger Filled With Lyrical Wordplay And Marijuana About Life In The Rose City AKA Portland Oregon 

Sourmouth - In The Rose City

A hilariously derogatory comedy style rap with clever puns and one-liner's describing today's "Basic Bitch"

Sourmouth - Basic Bitch

A Marijuana Influenced Hip-hop Remix To The Popular Jewish Dance Song Hava Nagila 

Sourmouth - Hava Nagila (Remix)

Listen to Sourmouth's Bay Area Influenced Hip-hop/Dance style track featuring Sleep Dank From The Thizz Nation

Sourmouth - Ayo (Feat. Sleep Dank)

Sourmouth's Slower almost R&B type ode to his adoptive father 

Sourmouth - I Hate It

Sourmouth's hilariously true song about black stereo-types 

Sourmouth - Because Im Black

 Sourmouth's Remix of tech9's "Am I A Psycho"

Sourmouth - Im Really A Psycho (Feat. Dev Tha Baker, Karess)

A dangerously dark, and sexually explicit story of the cycle of cheating in today's relationships 

Sourmouth - Bang Bong

Check out the fast-paced lyrically violent joint by Sourmouth

Sourmouth - Maan

Check out the throwback lyrically comedic, wordplay & punchline heavy joint about growing up as an 80's baby

Sourmouth - 80's Baby

Over a feel good marching band type instrumental with a smooth & catchy chorus, Sourmouth creatively weaves together a story of friendship, betrayal, and racism 

Sourmouth - Leave Him Behind

In this lyrically violent in your face joint Sourmouth going back and fourth with veteran Portland MC Mic Crenshaw, who play's the character of one of his old rehab counselor's Sourmouth tells the story of his 2nd stay in rehab for drug addiction 

Sourmouth - Leary's Kid (feat. Mic Crenshaw)

In this smooth almost R&B like joint Sourmouth, with an almost lyrically poetic delivery explains his interpretation of the now infamous illuminati, and its role in Hip-hop

Sourmouth - Freemason

Listen to the eerie tale of a boy (Sourmouth) who took one to many Adderall's and woke up paralyzed in the hospital.

Sourmouth - Watch My Temper

Turn up to this high energy club anthem with lyrical wordplay and one liner's about marijuana 

Sourmouth - Chief Like Keef

Listen to Sourmouth's dirty Hick-hop remix to "whistle stomp" the theme song to the original Robin Hood Movie  

Sourmouth - Fuck Wid Me

Sourmouth hilariously flips the famous Johnny Cash Cover "I've Been Everywhere", while paying tribute to the late Johnny Cash

Sourmouth - Jonny Cash "Ive Been Everywhere (Rap Remix)



Quoted as being "a publicists wet dream," Portland Oregon Hip-hop artist "Sourmouth" is as uniquely versatile as his up-bringing. Look no further then his most recent video "Lost My Mind," with over 25,000 views since its late February release to find the 27 year old yelling in-sync with an almost Oprah like cadence about his addiction to his A.D.H.D medication Adderall. Before being adopted by an all white family, which is a recurring topic throughout his 2 album discography, David Krauss was originally born Emmanuel Harrison in Dallas, Texas. With his in your face aggression, and his irrational use of profanity he definitely lives up to the Sourmouth name. From his painfully, sometimes self-deprecating story telling ability resembling a young Eminem, to his comically outrageous, and surprisingly witty punchlines and one-liners that would give Wayne a run for his money, Sourmouth is truly the full package, drawing in 100s of fans daily out of sheer curiosity.

With the up-coming release of his 2nd full length album titled, "A Million Little Pieces" already gaining buzz due to 5-star reviews on a variety of Hip-hops most prestigous press-outlets including Thisis50.com, and Hiphopzilla.com, his most recent interview with GetMoneyMusic.com details his transformation from an amateur MC to the seasoned veteran artist he is today. "I could always rap, like everyone and their mom these days, but i wasn't a rapper per say, or a true rap artist yet. Don't get me wrong, i had bars but was subconsciously trying to imitate big name rappers like Wayne and Mac Dre. I was formulating music from whatever was hot at the time. If anyone has hit a low point in their life they know there are only two outcomes. It either forces you to be 100% honest with yourself or die." If you have listened to any of his music, it is no secret that before he was Sourmouth he was simply David Krauss, a 21 year old insecure, borderline schizophrenic young adult with a very serious drug problem. As stated above it took a near-death all time low for him to ultimately rise and become the artist he is today.

"I can only describe it as the best learning experience of my life and music career. I really came into my own as an artist at that point. I mean by the end of the project i had songwriting down to a science." This quote referring to his first album, "The Mr. Federal LP" where you can find a plethora of his painfully honest rhymes delivered in one of the many voices and unique cadences he has perfected and is known for. Said to be one of his best attributes on songs like "syron sound" and "Bye Mr. Nice Guy," he displays such a wide range of vocals you would think it was two completely different artists.

Ranked as the #1 Hip-hop artist in the nation on the popular website Reverbnation for over a year now, with over 20 glowing reviews of his up-coming album and single (currently pushing 25k views on Youtube) on top hip-hop sites such as Thisis50.com, and a recent joint collaboration with local legend and fellow MC MIc Crenshaw to host rap battles and discussion through Portland's own KBOO radio station, Sourmouth is really starting to gain traction and is becoming a definite voice to be reckoned with on both a national and global scale. With collaborations ranging from such artists as Strange Music's Krizz Kalico, to Sleep Dank from the Thizz Nation, Sourmouth is slowly but steadily increasing his Discography's credibility.

Fast-forward to the present and the release of "A Million Little Pieces", Sourmouth is seeing success on a whole new level. The Visual's for his self-directed music video "In The Rose City" his 2nd single from the album currently pushing 24k views along with his hilariously derogatory video for his 3rd titled "Basic Bitch" still taking the internet by storm with 20k views in its first week alone there is no telling how far the once fairly unknown rapper from Portland Oregon will go.


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