Houn' Dog, a Southern boy who's lived a lifetime in a short span, recently underwent a reconstitution, leaning into his childhood nickname after the passing of his Paw Paw.  After a couple years of making beats for randos during his college days in Alabama, hosting an Underground Hip Hop show on the University's radio station, interviewing the likes of Tech N9ne, Yelawolf, and Brother Ali and finally stepping to the mic himself (albeit under a much different and meh stage name), Dog left rap behind for his family and a pursuit of a film career. But after his grandfather fell ill in 2021, the only way he could deal with the uncertainty of life, a struggling career, and the day to day monotony was by recording his feelings on wax. Now back on the scene with a combination of his love for Hip Hop, alternative, and poetry (s/o them JHS English teachers!), Houn' Dog hopes to honor his granddad's legacy while leaving one of his own to his precious daughters. Lord willing! #HuntEm

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    Osatethe is a band name I created a few years ago. Opium Satan Death (deth) and the e on the end for flavor. I don't advocate for the drug. I just did it once and it changed me drastically. And I was really into metal music at the time, Satan and Death... 
    
 I've been recording music for about 15 years, on laptops. Staying with friends and family. I get a job now and again, but I always lose all desire and hate everything and go back to the music. Can't keep it up forever. I guess, but that's the way it's been. Bad relationships and it's hard to be genuine among people just trying to get through the day. So I stay away from it all a lot. Most important to me that I hold on to my reality. 
   
  Riley is a good friend of mine,  and he writes these unique poems, and it's a great privelage to sing them. I can record music quick and easy but lyrics take me forever, and I feel like he says better what I want to say. Down with society. Up with originality. Take it to the bank. Live from the heart. 
    
 Peace and Love. 

Words by Riley Robinson
Music by Ryan Bulliner



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