Its no secret that FSD has been advocating for Detroit artist since 2014, being one of the first publication to cover the hottest artist getting off in the D. The year is 2020 and Detroit’s progression has been long but distinguished. Each year Detroit has an artist that disrupts the industry, artist 42 Dugg is…
Everybody immediately assumes your mobbed up, when you talk as spicy as Dame Dot. His ability to organize and pair mob records and club records together is incredible. Dame didn’t shy away, from giving his listeners a full project to sit with during this pandemic -seventeen tracks deep “Mafia Lord” doesn’t disappoint. My favorite tracks…
For the past six years FSD has been leading the charge as one of the first publication, to recognize Detroit as the next powerhouse city to disrupt the industry. While most artist rap on a song, Detroit artist live on it. Our sound is authentic, the lyrics are explicit, and the hustle is real. Detroit…
On God, the industry should be thanking Detroit for keeping that raw an uncut sound alive. Artist like Dame Dot, who in my opinion is in the top five artist out the D – is a self-made boss with no special effects. Dame has distinguished himself from his contemporaries getting off on every track he…
Detroit’s Dame Dot delivers yet another hit for the city with “Eat or Starve”. Dame’s music resonates with the city in away that connects culturally to the D. If you know you know — Dame Dot is next.
Detroit has always had a rich history of the underworld. Mob families like the Zerilli crime family, Detroit Partnership, and the Purple Gang are on the short list. That era may be gone, but it’s never forgotten. Throughout Hip-Hop history, artist’s have always been intrigued by the way of La Cosa Nostra, and this next artist…
Contrary to popular belief, the streets have never truly been ruled or governed. In fact, the streets have always fallen short when it come to regulations. Today, however, Detroit’s own Dame Dot opens the doors to his kingdom, with his new album KOS (King Of The Streets). For his rulership, Dame grabbed Michigan Meech for production…
Nowadays, it’s hard to tell who’s a real one, and who’s a phony. However, Dame Dot helps those who may be lost in translation, connect the dots with his latest video “Real One.” You want that real thing back? No problem. Let Dame assist below.