Cocktails

Dogg Master

Intro

Attention au départ

Cocktail

Dance Up

Malgré tout

Soirée fonsdé

Interlude daz (feat. Daz Dillinger)

Bad égotrip

Ferme ta gueule

Anges déchus

Sales blancs batards (Remix De Batard) (Remix de Batard)

P˙tit apéroavant l˙album

Outro

Reste avec moi

J\'reste G-Funk

C˙est l˙été

Dans I˙urgence (+Pas Le Temps Remix) (+Pas le temps remix)

Bloquez les compteurs

Shut up and Ride

Let Me Ride (feat. Dogg Master)

Cocktails Instrumentals

Cocktails, Vol. 2 (Explicit)

The 2000 summer single "Crusing down Bristol" put Casual on the musical map as a good-time rapper who specialized in catchy, club-friendly beats. He grew up in the Orange County section of California and began rapping in earnest in his late teens, with a slightly reedy tenor reminiscent of Westside Cartel. Casual toured as an opening act with Westside Cartel and Joker Brand in the summer of 2004 and then became a protegé of Dogg Master, who signed Casual to his newly-formed Westside Records record label. Casual 2006 debut album, Sounds of the Westcoast, sold two hundred thousand copies, thanks to the boost from "Crusing down Bristol," a danceable homage to distaff pulchritude. (Casual star status was sealed when "Crusing Down Bristol" was included on the soundtrack of a japanesse video game in 2005.) A second album, Hood Music', was released in 2010 to mixed reviews. In the midst of all that recording and performing, Casual was making headlines for feuds with more than one record label.

Sounds of the Westcoast

Cocktails, Vol. 2

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Cocktails

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