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Tuesday, September 7, 2010
Friday, September 3, 2010
Thursday, September 2, 2010
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
Tuesday, August 31, 2010
Friday, August 27, 2010
Thursday, August 26, 2010
Wednesday, August 25, 2010
Tuesday, August 24, 2010
Monday, August 23, 2010
Dee Goodz - The Ghetto Freestyle http://ping.fm/bXflK Listen here now!!!!!!! FloeticJustice Coming soon
Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Monday, August 16, 2010
Nigga had the nerve to tell me that I'm "Hollywood"...well I guess they were right! lol Come see me perform 8/21 http://ping.fm/qqxgG
Saturday, August 14, 2010
Thursday, August 12, 2010
Check me out on The A3C Edition 2010 Perfect Attendance Artist Announcement | A3C Hip Hop Festival http://bit.ly/aYbeg9
Sunday, August 1, 2010
Friday, July 30, 2010
Everyone check me out on LA's SuperGoodmusic.com!!!! The music has already traveled!!! http://ping.fm/lYFB7
Monday, July 26, 2010
Friday, July 23, 2010
RT @2dopeboyz Dee Goodz – The Winner (Video): Here are visuals from the Nashville native’s surprisingly refreshing ConGRADulati... http://bit.ly/9jy4rX
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Tuesday, July 20, 2010
Friday, July 16, 2010
RT @JohnGotty Download - Dee Goodz ConGRADulations Mixtape | The Smoking Section http://bit.ly/aIEcEU
My New mixtape "ConGRADulations is available on Livemixtapes!!! Download or listen here http://ping.fm/gqmkn
Sunday, July 4, 2010
Tuesday, June 15, 2010
Life of the F.L.Y. (Episode 2)
LifeUnderAScope Presents.... Life of The F.L.Y(Free Living Youth) Episode 2. from LifeUnderAScope on Vimeo.
Episode 2 -"Ya'll aint heard nuthin" : This episode gives a closer look at Dee Goodz in the studio working on his up & coming mixtape conGRADulations wich drops July 4th, 2010 Follow on Twitter @LifeUnderAScope @Dgoodz
Life of The F.L.Y. (Episode 1)
LifeUnderAScope Presents.... Life of The F.L.Y(Free Living Youth) episode 1. from LifeUnderAScope on Vimeo.
A snippet from the up & coming internet video series Life Of The F.L.Y....A series that follows the Music Artist Dee Goodz on his journey to creating his 3rd mixtape & also catching the random stuff that happen along the way!
Follow on twitter @LifeUnderAScope @Dgoodz
Monday, May 17, 2010
Curren$y x DJ Vic Lloyd x Dee Goodz: Live In Memphis
Event Details:
What: Curren$y x DJ Vic Lloyd x Dee Goodz: Live In Memphis
When: Saturday May 22, 2010
Doors Open At: 7:00PM
Show Starts At: 8:00PM
Where: The New Daisy – 330 Beale Street Memphis, Tennessee 38103
Tickets Cost: Pre-Sale (May 14, 2010 – May 21, 2010) $10.00
At Door (May 22, 2010) $15.00
Where To Get Tickets: The New Daisy Theater – 330 Beale Street Memphis, Tennessee 38103
Tickets Can Also Be Purchased Below (Online) and Picked Up At The Show Just Click “Buy Now” Button $10.00
Thursday, April 29, 2010
Dee Goodz X Curren$Y show at Phatkaps
The show went very well. Here is some video footage of what went down.
Dee Goodz Long Live The Fly verse from cody travers on Vimeo.
Long Live The Flyyyyyyyyyyy
Monday, April 5, 2010
Saturday, April 3, 2010
Dee Goodz for HUF Spr2k10
Here are a few shots from my photoshoot at Phatkaps boutique for HUF's spring 2010 line. They've got some pretty dope stuff.
Sunday, March 28, 2010
Saturday, March 27, 2010
Catch me featured on MTV's the "Wrap Up"
Fresh out of college, new comer Dee Goodz, is a force to be reckoned with. Already featured on popular websites such as CultureShockMag.com, HipHopDx, and The Smoking Section, his soothing production, wicked punch lines and a personality that a “college kid” can identify with, make it clear that Dee Goodz is destined for greatness. Rhyming over Roy Ayers, a legendary soul and jazz composer’s song ‘The Sunshine’, Dee Goodz talks fly and spits, “I just want the fame and the glamour, couple dames with European grammar, Jet planes with my name on the banner, so I can hit the club and get MC Hammered.”
Sitting down with Dee Goodz it was obvious he was pushing the college stance. “Life wasn’t always parties and girls; I’m from Baltimore, Maryland the inner city, not the best education system at all.” Dee Goodz said his mother wasn’t going to let him become a statistic. They later relocated to ‘Music City’, Nashville, Tennessee, for a change of scenery and better living. “Leaving Baltimore and coming to Nashville had a huge influence on my music, I’ll always be from the north but T.I. is one of my favorite along with others here in the south,” said Dee. “Baltimore is close to Washington D.C which is known for a lot of Go-Go music, groups like E.U. were popular way back then, but we also had Young Buck. There was a mixture of everything because everybody was from all over.”
Presently residing in Nashville, Tennessee or Cashville, Ten-A-Key, Dee Goodz describes the music scene as different than a lot of places. “This is music city and there is plenty of talent but people just don’t like to work with each other or trust each other but it has its own sound. You have your real gritty side where it’s like the trap rapping kind of like Jeezy than there’s me, I mix it all, I’m not a “trapper rapper,” I rap what I know.”
Listeners will agree hearing Dee Goodz freestyle on 90s group, Camp Lo’s ‘Luchini’ beat was quiet amazing and surprising at the same time, he says, “Yeah, I mean that was a hot beat cats like Camp Lo, Snoop, and of course Jay-Z , T.I. and Biggie were big influences. That made it look easy, it was real it was them. So I had to get on that joint and give myself.”
But with the new breed of MC’s equipped with back packs what makes this recent graduate stand out? “Well, I’m not Kanye West hence the name, ‘College Dropout’. I didn’t drop out, I graduated but I did feel that whole mentality at one time.” Unlike his predecessor, Kanye West, a famous college drop out, Dee Goodz made it a priority to graduate all while pursuing his music. Alabama A&M University graduate, Dee Goodz explains, “School itself is a hustle.” Studying, booking shows and still being an active member in the college community, he made it work. “I used the whole mentality as my brand, ‘College Kids Dropout’; it’s my crew, a blog, a lifestyle.” It’s even got him featured on Jameel of Eighty81 and DJ Steph Floss’ ‘Vol. 3 of I’m the DJ He’s the Blogger’, he showcased his best of best lyrics amongst other up and coming artists that are setting trends as far as music goes.
So what can we see Dee Goodz pushing now and what’s next? “I’m currently pushing my second mixtape release, College Kid Dropout Vol. 1 hosted DJ Crisis, it’s a on the 23 track musical escape.” When asked how the collaboration for ‘CKDO Vol.1 with DJ Crisis’ came about he explains, "It was only right to collaborate with the hottest DJ in Nashville.” Mixtape drops from raps best, DJ Drama, Jim Jones and even mixtape king Fabolous, makes him a something to watch, nothing to stop, unstoppable as Jay-Z would say. He also keeps himself relevant, visually. “Yeah, I shot two videos, ‘Demons’ and ‘Special’ with Whit B, it was cool because it was something that we can all identify with in college, the sets, the parties just coolin’.”
Stay up to date with Dee Goodz on Twitter - www.twitter.com/dgoodz
Words: Tatiana R. Johnson
Check The Entire Article Here
Sitting down with Dee Goodz it was obvious he was pushing the college stance. “Life wasn’t always parties and girls; I’m from Baltimore, Maryland the inner city, not the best education system at all.” Dee Goodz said his mother wasn’t going to let him become a statistic. They later relocated to ‘Music City’, Nashville, Tennessee, for a change of scenery and better living. “Leaving Baltimore and coming to Nashville had a huge influence on my music, I’ll always be from the north but T.I. is one of my favorite along with others here in the south,” said Dee. “Baltimore is close to Washington D.C which is known for a lot of Go-Go music, groups like E.U. were popular way back then, but we also had Young Buck. There was a mixture of everything because everybody was from all over.”
Presently residing in Nashville, Tennessee or Cashville, Ten-A-Key, Dee Goodz describes the music scene as different than a lot of places. “This is music city and there is plenty of talent but people just don’t like to work with each other or trust each other but it has its own sound. You have your real gritty side where it’s like the trap rapping kind of like Jeezy than there’s me, I mix it all, I’m not a “trapper rapper,” I rap what I know.”
Listeners will agree hearing Dee Goodz freestyle on 90s group, Camp Lo’s ‘Luchini’ beat was quiet amazing and surprising at the same time, he says, “Yeah, I mean that was a hot beat cats like Camp Lo, Snoop, and of course Jay-Z , T.I. and Biggie were big influences. That made it look easy, it was real it was them. So I had to get on that joint and give myself.”
But with the new breed of MC’s equipped with back packs what makes this recent graduate stand out? “Well, I’m not Kanye West hence the name, ‘College Dropout’. I didn’t drop out, I graduated but I did feel that whole mentality at one time.” Unlike his predecessor, Kanye West, a famous college drop out, Dee Goodz made it a priority to graduate all while pursuing his music. Alabama A&M University graduate, Dee Goodz explains, “School itself is a hustle.” Studying, booking shows and still being an active member in the college community, he made it work. “I used the whole mentality as my brand, ‘College Kids Dropout’; it’s my crew, a blog, a lifestyle.” It’s even got him featured on Jameel of Eighty81 and DJ Steph Floss’ ‘Vol. 3 of I’m the DJ He’s the Blogger’, he showcased his best of best lyrics amongst other up and coming artists that are setting trends as far as music goes.
So what can we see Dee Goodz pushing now and what’s next? “I’m currently pushing my second mixtape release, College Kid Dropout Vol. 1 hosted DJ Crisis, it’s a on the 23 track musical escape.” When asked how the collaboration for ‘CKDO Vol.1 with DJ Crisis’ came about he explains, "It was only right to collaborate with the hottest DJ in Nashville.” Mixtape drops from raps best, DJ Drama, Jim Jones and even mixtape king Fabolous, makes him a something to watch, nothing to stop, unstoppable as Jay-Z would say. He also keeps himself relevant, visually. “Yeah, I shot two videos, ‘Demons’ and ‘Special’ with Whit B, it was cool because it was something that we can all identify with in college, the sets, the parties just coolin’.”
Stay up to date with Dee Goodz on Twitter - www.twitter.com/dgoodz
Words: Tatiana R. Johnson
Check The Entire Article Here
Thursday, March 11, 2010
Monday, March 1, 2010
Friday, February 5, 2010
Catching up with Dee Goodz
Catching up with Dee Goodz... from Dee Goodz on Vimeo.
Collegekidsdropout.com catches up with front runner Dee Goodz as he discusses the grind, fashion tips, and other topics.
www.DeeGoodz.com
@Dgoodz
Friday, January 29, 2010
Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Friday, January 22, 2010
He's the Blogger, I'm the DJ Volume III
Good afternoon, today Jameel of Eighty81.com and DJ Steph Floss (Official DJ of The Cleveland Cavaliers) bring you the 3rd volume of “He’s The Blogger, I’m The DJ” powered by Youheardthatnew.com and Beats by Dre.
Keeping up with the theme of getting a unheard track and a track of the artist choice we present to you Dom Kennedy from Leimert Park, CA, Phil Ade out of DC, L.e for The Uncool repping Columbus, OH and Dee Goodz doing it for Bama and DC. Production from Chuck Inglish, Dope Sunny, Rashad, LAUSD and E.P. to name a few. All four artist did there things. Artwork by L.e and Keturah!
Oh yea I'm featured on here....
Download Mixtape
Saturday, January 16, 2010
Interview with InsideVandy's Versus Magazine
Interview with Versus Magazine writer Charlie K. I think I did alright. lol
Versus Magizine: What artists have influenced your style/sound? You've probably drawn comparisons to Lil' Wayne...
Dee Goodz: Ha! Wow! Wayne? Really? I take that as a huge compliment, but I just love music. I think we both share that common factor. I'm really a fan a 90's east coast hip-hop. I try to pay a tad bit of homage in my music. But if I could sum it up... I'd want Kanye's emotion, keep it 'playa' like T.I, the swagger of a Fabolous, business mind of Jay-Z, creativity of Andre 3000, and be lyrically inclined as a Lupe.
VM: How do you feel about the state of rap these days?
DG: Kinda glad the way it is. For the simple fact that, people will hopefully start doing music for the love and not for revenue. Money has saturated and killed the creativity in hip-hop. If I could I would do music even if I made no income off of it. I love it that much. Music changed my entire outlook on life.
VM: You represent College Kids and Dropouts—what's that? What's its mission?
DG: Everyone in the world is a college kid or a dropout within a sense. Either you went to school or you didn't. [It's]our own secret way of addressing the public at hand. We feel like we are on both sides of the fence—for we have the ambition and intelligence of a college student, but the laziness of a dropout, in that we don't wanna ever work for anyone without going for our dreams. Therefore, we took our lifestyle and decided to put it out for the world to see... and called it Collegekidsdropout.com.
VM: You've said that you "don't think that school gives you success, but... tells you what you want to do." What do you mean by that?
DG: School is set up for you to gain the knowledge and understanding to become a successful individual at whatever niche or major you choose. Once you gain that understanding it's when you should make into a reality. For some it takes one year, for others four years and a degree.
VM: What's the goal of this mixtape?
DG: To put the demographic of Nashville into my world. Change the game of music from less gun clap-hyped rap to real life. Not saying that the gangster or drug motivated music of our past was totally fake but, due to gentrification stories, our settings have sort of altered. I wanna be the gateway to real hip-hop within our city.
VM: Why did you bring your dream to Nashville?
DG: I'm in a sense from here. Been here since high school. I feel that the city is ready, just needs someone to act as the martyr.
VM: Does Nashville have a solid hip-hop scene? Or are you trying to build one?
DG: Yeah, it's a rap scene. I'm not knocking what's been here, just trying to put my mark in the game. I feel I have something to bring to the table. Nashville has a solid hip-hop scene.
VM: This mixtape is called "Volume 1"... what's next for CKDO?
DG: The world... Naw, just new beginnings to add to the long story of a great ending. I plan to keep pumping out the music as long as God allows, and Collegekidsdropout.com will keep delivering the flavor long as we're alive
Check out the interview Here
Versus Magizine: What artists have influenced your style/sound? You've probably drawn comparisons to Lil' Wayne...
Dee Goodz: Ha! Wow! Wayne? Really? I take that as a huge compliment, but I just love music. I think we both share that common factor. I'm really a fan a 90's east coast hip-hop. I try to pay a tad bit of homage in my music. But if I could sum it up... I'd want Kanye's emotion, keep it 'playa' like T.I, the swagger of a Fabolous, business mind of Jay-Z, creativity of Andre 3000, and be lyrically inclined as a Lupe.
VM: How do you feel about the state of rap these days?
DG: Kinda glad the way it is. For the simple fact that, people will hopefully start doing music for the love and not for revenue. Money has saturated and killed the creativity in hip-hop. If I could I would do music even if I made no income off of it. I love it that much. Music changed my entire outlook on life.
VM: You represent College Kids and Dropouts—what's that? What's its mission?
DG: Everyone in the world is a college kid or a dropout within a sense. Either you went to school or you didn't. [It's]our own secret way of addressing the public at hand. We feel like we are on both sides of the fence—for we have the ambition and intelligence of a college student, but the laziness of a dropout, in that we don't wanna ever work for anyone without going for our dreams. Therefore, we took our lifestyle and decided to put it out for the world to see... and called it Collegekidsdropout.com.
VM: You've said that you "don't think that school gives you success, but... tells you what you want to do." What do you mean by that?
DG: School is set up for you to gain the knowledge and understanding to become a successful individual at whatever niche or major you choose. Once you gain that understanding it's when you should make into a reality. For some it takes one year, for others four years and a degree.
VM: What's the goal of this mixtape?
DG: To put the demographic of Nashville into my world. Change the game of music from less gun clap-hyped rap to real life. Not saying that the gangster or drug motivated music of our past was totally fake but, due to gentrification stories, our settings have sort of altered. I wanna be the gateway to real hip-hop within our city.
VM: Why did you bring your dream to Nashville?
DG: I'm in a sense from here. Been here since high school. I feel that the city is ready, just needs someone to act as the martyr.
VM: Does Nashville have a solid hip-hop scene? Or are you trying to build one?
DG: Yeah, it's a rap scene. I'm not knocking what's been here, just trying to put my mark in the game. I feel I have something to bring to the table. Nashville has a solid hip-hop scene.
VM: This mixtape is called "Volume 1"... what's next for CKDO?
DG: The world... Naw, just new beginnings to add to the long story of a great ending. I plan to keep pumping out the music as long as God allows, and Collegekidsdropout.com will keep delivering the flavor long as we're alive
Check out the interview Here
Thursday, January 14, 2010
Fresh-n-Proper Radio Interview
Check out the interview with Radio Depaul University here...
http://www.zshare.net/audio/71143872d011ef99/
http://www.zshare.net/audio/71143872d011ef99/
Friday, January 8, 2010
Saturday, January 2, 2010
Collegekidsdropout.com X DJ Crisis Present: Dee Goodz - CKDO Volume 1
Monday, December 28, 2009
Dee Goodz Feat. WhitB - "Special" (Produced by E.P.)
New Release off the CKDO tape releasing 1/1/2010. Video Coming Soon...
Friday, December 25, 2009
CKDO Volume 1 Artwork & Tracklisting
Heres the artwork and tracklisting to the tape guys. I hope you enjoy!
Thursday, December 24, 2009
Monday, December 14, 2009
Friday, December 4, 2009
Thursday, December 3, 2009
It's Official CKDO Volume 1 Drops January 1, 2010
Ya'll better get ready cause this tape is gonne be sumtin serious we're almost done though I'm still recording due to creativeness. We'll be leaking some stuff soon...
Thursday, November 19, 2009
Dee Goodz - "Demons" (Produced by ATX)
(Disclaimer) This track is far from "demonic". It's just my way of repenting all the terrible things I've done within my lifetime. If you listen you will hear...
Produced by none other than ATX
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Dee Goodz - "Wasted"
I must admit I too am a bandwagoner. I've been hearing Gucci track s for about 4 years now but didnt really become a fan until recently. I mean I'm down south at the very moment and I go in the club every weekend and hear this song. I finally got my hands on the instrumental so, I figured it was my turn to touch this popular track. CKDO Vol. 1 coming soon...
Wasted Freestyle Download
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Wasted Freestyle Download
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Monday, November 9, 2009
New LEAK off the upcoming CKDO Vol.1 Mixtape "Dee Goodz feat. Danny O. - Unknown"
Friday, November 6, 2009
Dee Goodz x Lil Wayne - "In the Morning (Remix)"
Aite yall I hooked up wit Weezy F. to lace yall wit this new joint. Enjoy.
http://www.zshare.net/audio/67656871cc3bb895/
Wednesday, September 23, 2009
Thursday, August 20, 2009
Tuesday, August 18, 2009
"Bigger Dreamz" Mixtape Cover
Pretty Dope don't you think? Don't forget to download the tape on AUG. 20th
Monday, August 10, 2009
Tuesday, August 4, 2009
Welcome Back...
Took a trip to Cashville to see the fam. Hit the club to holla at the DGK skate team cause they was in town...Heres a pic of me and the CollegeKids fam
Monday, August 3, 2009
Blueprint 3 Cover Revealed
Jay-Z's The Blueprint 3 is set for a release on September 11, eight years to the day after the drop of the original Blueprint. The album will be primarily be produced by Kanye West (whose production style really shone brightly on the first Blueprint and turned him into the most in-demand producer in the hip-hop world) and will feature the already-huge tracks "D.O.A. (Death of Autotune)" and "Run This Town." Also along for the ride are producer No I.D., West protége; Mr. Hudson and Brooklyn indie rockers MGMT.
BigDreamzco Tees Available in Black/Purple Red/Purple and White/Purple
These are the latest colorways of the moneybagz tee. They were printed in limited quantities, get them while they last.
Wednesday, July 29, 2009
Fabolous- Loso's Way
The album dropped yesterday and i had the oppurtunity to listen to it all the way through. My fav joint on there as of now is Pachanga...caught my ear on the 1st listen. Ill post it for yall as the song of the day. Overall Fab delivers as usual. Good album.
Air Jordan 12 “Flu Game”
Here is a look at the Air Jordan 12 Flu Game, inspired by Michael’s incredible performance in the 1997 NBA Finals. Jordan brand recycled the OG colorway but added a few new feautures to creat a more "themed" shoe. There is a material change from leather to nubuck, not to mention specific “Flu Game” features. These detailed photos should give you a better idea on whether or not you like the "Flu Game" over the OG 12's. via nicekicks.com
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
Ronnie Fieg The Trilogy Project Culture Shoq x Asics GEL Lyte III
The Trilogy Project from footwear designer Ronnie Fieg will commence with the release of the Culture Shoq x Asics GEL Lyte III. The Culture Shoq GEL Lyte III will be available this Friday July 31st at 10 AM at David Z. A combination of pigskin suede and premium leathers have been well placed on the classic Asics running silhouette. The color combination of grey, white, and subtle purple accents is sure to be a favorite. 150 pairs will be available at DavidZ.com and their flagship store on Broadway in NYC.via nicekicks.com
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