Born Miles Juacane Felix, Wochee is the son of a talented drummer and his grandfather was an accordion player.

A native of Carencro, Louisiana, you may remember Wochee from his collaboration with Lil Boosie’s on the decade old classic single, “Rearview.”

While growing up in  music was always playing throughout the house; so it’s no surprise that he developed a passion for rap music. After all he comes from a long family line of musicians. His bloodline spreads to Buckwheat Zydeco and Rockin’ Dopsie, both pioneers in the Zydeco music industry.

Make sure to check out our chat on Scoop B Radio, by pressing play above.

We discuss his the independent hustle, learning from Cash Money and No Limit Records and servicing records to radio, the rise of mixtapes in the South and so much more.

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After almost two dozen solo released projects, Louisiana rap vet Wochee drops the first single from his ‘Letters From The Edge’ project entitled “Fedz,” which is the Corencro native’s take on the snake side of the streets aka snitching.

You may remember Wochee from that decade old classic “Rearview” single featuring Lil Boosie, but now he’s ready for the grand stage of the game.

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As we know, Boosie has a diverse collection of joints that add a perfect blend to the mixtape: Every Ghetto, Every City Volume 1.

The Louisiana representative certainly has the streets on his side supporting his movement, especially fans that followed the trapper from day one. For this reason, it is clear why Boosie decided to come back even harder with the music, appreciating the loyalty and respect shown in every direction, since his release.

Of course it is such happenings and life experiences that bring authenticity to the emcees lyrics as he never fails to keep it real; reaching out to the people and defining the essence of struggle. A track from the southern artists mixtape titled Fly Away represents just that, adding a sense of reality and pain to the project. The lyrics cut deep as he reflects on hard times and the dark side of fame, that many artists fail to touch on within the game.

If you haven’t already, be sure to download the mixtape, and check out the track below, as we step into the world of Boosie Badazz.

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If you’ve been keeping up with your hip hop news you’d know that both Fat Trel and Alley Boy recently became affiliated with Master P’s illustrious No Limit Records. Earlier this week, a visual was released of the three co-signing the movement, dubbing themselves Louie V Mobb. We’re guessing they like Louis Vuitton or it could be an ode to “LOUIS”-iana? While fans speculate, Fat Trel and P have been cooking up something hot in the studio. The preview for this latest track, “Dope Case” sounds like a hit, as Fat Trel scribes in his notepad while a blaring verse from P lets off in the background. Check the video below.

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As time dwindles before Louisiana emcee Joe Cool releases his next mixtape, he decided to drop this freestyle flow over Jay-Z‘s “Guess Who’s Back”.  Flowing over the classic instrumental, produced by Kanye West, he voices his opinion on our current president, Barack Obama. Be on the look out for  Drivers Ed  coming this December.

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