Black Don't Crack

Black Strength, and Personal Growth” captures the calm resilience of a man who’s lived through struggle and found his peace. 

Black Strength

The World Turns

When the charts went quiet, Snake Puppy spoke up. “Still Here When Rap Left” is a grown-man statement from Watts — smooth West Coast boom-bap laced with soul, truth, and experience.
It’s not about fame or flash; it’s about preserving the real sound when the world lost touch.

Snake Puppy walks through Crenshaw memories, calling out the shift from artistry to algorithms, reminding the culture that hip-hop started with heart, not hashtags.
Produced in that timeless Snake Puppy Beats pocket — warm drums, Moog undertones, and soulful female vocals — this track moves like a lowrider through sunset streets.

“Still Here When Rap Left” proves the West never died… it just matured.

Where’d the rap go

The Ice Cream Man” brings that classic West Coast flavor back to the avenue — uptempo, funky, and full of soul. It’s a nod to the L.A. Dream Team days when Snake Puppy first made the streets move, now updated for 2025 with new heat and old-school heart. No gimmicks, no filler — just real music, real legacy, and a reminder that cool never left, it just slid back in.

Ice Cream Man

Still Don’t Quit” is a grown-man West Coast statement from Snake Puppy of the legendary LA Dream Team. It’s not about comebacks — it’s about endurance. Boom-bap drums knock like concrete under chrome, talk-box layers glide with soul, and the verses speak for every pioneer who still moves with purpose. Watts roots, polished craft, and that unmistakable Dream Team groove remind the world that real music ages like respect — never outdated, never replaced.

It don't Stop

I Lean When I Walk

Lean When I Walk 2

West Coast Snake Puppy in the house doing we he does.

If the music don't get you

“Come Get It” is an upbeat R&B track with a smooth boom-bap backbone and a touch of Afro rhythm. The song is carried by a confident, irresistible female singer who knows exactly how to move in a room — graceful, classy, and in full control. She invites interest without chasing attention, sending a clear message: if a man wants a chance, he can step correct and try his luck.

Come get it

A cinematic throwback to the young 1980s in Los Angeles, captured through the eyes of the grown folks who lived it. The scene takes place on a cracked schoolyard at sunset, warm golden light stretching across the pavement. A boom box sits beside open vinyl crates, records pulled and scattered like a real after-school session.

A group of adult dancers step with sharp, confident footwork — the early form of the crip walk — moving the same way they did back in the day. Their clothing is pure early-80s West Coast style: fresh sneakers, clean creases, old-school jackets, and that unmistakable LA flavor.

Long shadows slide across the yard, dust drifts in the air, and a soft film-grain look gives the image a classic West Coast feel.
The title “Young 80’s Crip Walk” sits at the top in bold West Coast lettering, tying the scene to the era that shaped the movement.

We use to Crip Walk

Founding member of the legendary LA Dream Team — creators of classics like “Rockberry Jam” and “The Dream Team Is in the House.”
West Coast pioneer blending boom-bap, G-funk, and modern street soul.
200+ original tracks produced under Snake Puppy Beats, all crafted with that real LA feel.
Authentic. Veteran energy. Straight Watts roots.
Tap in and catch the new wave of West Coast boom-bap in 2025.