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Published: August 2, 2009
DORROUGH“Dorrough Music” (E1)
Every couple of years in hip-hop the party relocates. From Atlanta it went to Houston, then the Bay Area, then Miami, and then back to Atlanta. (New York? Not in ages.) During the last year and a half it’s landed in Dallas, which has become an unexpected hotbed of post-snap-music dance-craze rap, thanks to Lil Wil’s “My Dougie,” B-Hamp’s “Do the Ricky Bobby” and the GS Boyz’s “Stanky Legg.”
All those synchronized moves? Dorrough will have none of it. A Dallas rapper with a pair of hits, “Ice Cream Paint Job” and “Walk That Walk,” that require no predetermined dance steps, Dorrough has more in common with the city’s rougher voices, like Big Tuck, Tum Tum or Fat Pimp.
Dorrough is an unmemorable rapper, though; dismal rhymes abound on his debut album, “Dorrough Music.” Nevertheless he’s got a gift for the sticky concept. “Walk That Walk” is an addictive ode to catcalling. With its bouncy, high-pitched synth stabs, “Flashout” captures the nervous energy of consp …

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