Popular Demand” is Snake Puppy’s smooth statement piece — a blend of West Coast boom-bap roots and global soul polish. The record walks with quiet confidence: no gimmicks, no chasing fame, just grown energy and groove that speaks for itself.

Pop Music

Laid-back West Coast funk with that grown-man cool.
No stress, no rush — just laughs, stories, and good air.
Snake Puppy back in his zone, ridin’ a 96 BPM bounce that feels like Friday night in L.A.
Real talk, clean groove, pure ease.

Buzzin’

Girl Callin’” rides in that slow southern pocket — a funk-heavy groove built for grown talk, night air, and quiet confidence. Smooth bass, live drums, soft horns, and cool conversation flow together like a late-evening cruise through the city. No noise, no rush — just players and queens sharing that timeless rhythm.

Girl Callin'

Callin' all girls

We Are the Champions (Let’s Go Dodgers)” rides that 101 BPM West Coast bounce built for victory laps. Smooth bass, live drums, and brass hit like a parade in rhythm — no chant, no hype, just celebration with class. This is L.A. after the win — lights low, champagne in motion, and that blue legacy shining through every bar.

Produced and performed by Snake Puppy, this track blends stadium power with street precision — a soundtrack for earned success. 2025 belongs to the blue.

Let's go Dodgers

The Chee in Me” rides that rare space between street and stillness — where patience meets power.
Snake Puppy delivers a masterclass in control: steady drums, calm bass, and words that move like water through concrete.

The Chi in me

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

Snake Puppy
Legendary rapper from the pioneering West Coast group LA Dream Team. Known for putting the West Coast on the map with hits like "The Dream Team is in the House." Keeping the old-school spirit alive while creating new vibes. Stay tuned for classic beats and fresh rhymes!

Where’d the rap go

Snake Puppy Beats

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