D.A.R.E. (Defying A Repetitive Era)

This track is for the gatekeepers, the "purists", for the "it's just going over your head" crowd. I'm so tired of y'all. Art is art, expression is expression, you are you...stay in your lane and leave others be. 

D.A.R.E. (Prod. by So-Si)

This ones for the "rapper rappers". Ya know...the "real rappers". 

Disstrackted (Prod. by So-Si)

Like Me (Prod. by So-Si)

Raysean Called (Prod. by So-Si)

Pismo At 6PM (Prod. by So-Si)

Losses (R.I.P. Raysean Ford)(Prod. by So-Si)

Wake It Up (Prod. by So-Si)

California artist, So-Si - a genre. From his beginnings in Riverside as a child born into a musical, performance-centered family to his current position on the Central Coast as a local mainstay, mover and shaker this declaration continues to manifest. Inspired to create sounds he originally sought out in the sonic world his path has lead to countless blends of influences ranging from 70’s soft rock to Pop Rap and Modern R&B. His study of production and favorable “turns” fueled his venture into the music game followed inevitably by a passion to see his instrumentals turned to full records. Through many years of precise adjusting and defining what would come to be his signature sound So-Si continues to build vast networks of artists in his beloved 805 region. Producing, writing and engineering for many other artists as well as managing a select few he has come to be well known as a facilitator and staple of his artistic community. Forever reaching for new heights So-Si captured the attention of The Takeover Group; a group of influential and esteemed music community members consisting of HollyHood Bay Bay, Derrick “Doc” Clarke, and Chris “TheArsonist” Jenkins. This coupling has lead to many progressive moves for So-Si including features with G. Perico, Bishop Lamont and many others as well as several placements on aired programming. Alongside independent projects with fellow artists, producers and brands his imprint and presence continue to build foreshadowing a strong future musically and industrially.