Hello and welcome to WNC Original Music Episode 162, the regular baseball season episode. This week on the podcast, really happy to have Ease Dog. Ease Dog's well-known hip hop and rap artist in Asheville, North Carolina. He's been doing music for 20 years.
He writes, produces, composes music, and is wrapped, he does his own beats. He's got three EPCDs with his most recent release, Asheville's finest two, part of the streets being out now. He's performed at Asheville's Goombay and Juneteenth Festival, in addition to numerous places in the Western North Carolina and Asheville area. You can find him at SoundCloud.com slash EZ Doggy Dog, we have links in the show notes.
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I mean, you actually have your clothes and you have your cons, you're good in the bag But overall, it was wonderful Like I actually grew up with my wonderful parents and brothers around me and people that actually had my back in their life Especially considering that I actually grew up with autism my whole life and I knew how much different that would be in different environment around me And I went to a whole lot to get to where I met as far as my music goes Ever since I started doing music at age 11 I felt like this is something that I want to do for the rest of my life You said you started rapping at age 11? What was the example of the first thing you started rapping about at age 11? It was something that I wanted to do something for a talent show And at the time I didn't know which talent I wanted to do And I actually got interested in rapping I actually liked the fact that you don't have to harmonize and you actually can say words like you're talking to somebody or talking to yourself And I was interested in doing something like that But I never knew that this would be something that I would actually stay on for the rest of my life It actually be the part where I do it in my life Because before then I didn't really have anything to hold on to Or anything that I would think I'd be good at So at age 11 you're in the talent show How'd you do in the talent show? I did wonderful I mean like it felt good to actually get on that stage for the first time and see all these people around you Now most people would get stage fright But it just came to me Like I didn't have no stage fright Well anything like that It just came to me naturally It felt good What'd you do for a backing track?
At the time I didn't have a backing track But I did have a drum though It was an African drum Some African drum who taught drum classes He actually let me borrow one of his drums He wanted to say to me like this Yeah Pull the whole song and then just started rapping like poetry Basically Darn it You're going to talk to me about poetry Alright So after the... Were any of your other... Any of your friends at age 11 starting Any of your friends around that time rapping also? Basically it was just me At the time I didn't really know that Ashley had like a hip hop scene E's dark on the track It's about that time She doesn't know who I be Asher's finest Asher's finest Rip my city I got this trippy highness If you want the finest you got the finest Hook is so good I got to go with rhymes Asher's finest Asher's finest Rip my city I got this trippy highness If you want the finest you better find it I be Asher's finest I don't think they hear you Let you know where you come from Coming straight out to Asher's mill A crazy motherfucker Name E's, book your dog like no other Coming from a mother Into late 80's My Z87 I was different with baby And you're such quick You're a quince apartment High in the streets called the fire team From it, from it Make it small Coming skin and big Word, Word, Word, that's sick of getting it big Longest to describe Get your damn issues I'm a shit man I'm a niece of them Tish you Let it down from my city down with those babies Give me the mic I be proud, so crazy I'm the real girl you can see On my ID If you don't know, now you know Cause I be Asher's finest Asher's finest Rip my city I got this trippy highness If you want the finest you better find it You better find it Look so good I got this girl who finds it Asher's finest Asher's finest Asher's finest Rip my city I got this trippy highness If you want the finest you better find it I be Asher's finest I'm a shit man With the hair be right Hold your skin, I'm wearing up Rest all the high Hold your hands, it's a road Sleeping on the streets Is it just a double take for the NRC But I pray out to be From the ASC I'm doing this for you and me You can love it, oh yeah, I'm doing that It's your choice If you're buying it in the city Go remember my voice I'm not a club, you love it I got this love, girl Let me celebrate I develop it, if you're famous I suck, girl I'm just a kid of fuck Yeah, love for my fans I got to give you a chop Out to the wall, look around See, all her nose speak but still dream Check out my YouTube and view my answer I see just three minutes to know who I am Asher's finest Asher's finest Rip my city I got this trippy highness If you want to find it You better find it Look so good I got this girl who finds it Asher's finest Asher's finest Asher's finest Asher's finest Asher's so lovely Like you wanna leave Tired in the street Back there, Asher's Another small town Now everybody wanna come down here now Who left here?
At the fair Rip my city Home of the rear Now the air is straight And so it's a fear If you want a sip, come on over here However, girl, where the air is a bit sea salt When they say Asher's fake, I'm a easter When they say Asher's fake, I'm a easter When they say my mark on the weak Cause they say, I was not the girl who will face this Asher's finest But they go down straight from the A They say, they say, they say They say, they say, they say, they say They say, they say, they say, they say Asher's finest Asher's finest Rip my city I got this trip behind If you wanna find this You better find it Hook so good I gotta go find it Asher's finest Asher's finest Rip my city I got this trip behind If you wanna find this You better find it Who I be? Asher's finest Is gone on the track With the advice Don't let anything Or anybody tell you Always be proud To represent The A-V-L Maybe Now, Asher's finest I've been in the years Back in the early years I actually called myself King of the A-Ville Because I was that confident When it comes to music Yes, and then Asher's finest Actually came along that way Because I felt like I was the finest And I wanted to be like the finest Or the Satchfield You feel like you are? To be honest, for where I was Doing back then Versus where I'm going now I definitely can say that I am Asher's finest Not saying Not because I actually call myself Asher's finest But I feel like I'm one of the hardest Working rep artists to do Asher's to do with Asher's Instead of every artist And then I'm going to be out of town And move out of Asher's Just to make a move Thinking of working hard How many shows a week or a month Are you doing? Well, most of them are open Like showcases So you will be at maybe between Two or three Showcases, parisys, gigs Per week, like two or three Times per week Even though you're staying in In Asheville, Basin Asheville Are you traveling around And playing other places?
To be honest, as far as Out of State goes, Not really, I mean I used to do That back in the day with my friends CJ, aka Amazin We used to travel down South Carolina, such as Greenville, Spartanburg, Columbia, and we Even went down to Knoxville one Time in Tennessee. Do you get a reaction, you know, Asheville is kind of known for, you Know, bluegrass and acoustic music And that sort of thing. When you go to other places Or people surprised that Asheville has rappers? To be honest, whenever I go down South and perform my music, I Don't get to that same type of reaction as I would get In Asheville because outside Of Asheville, don't really know What's like to be like a Just another average Joe Asheville Yeah, like songs I perform In Asheville, and I'm going to To be like a good person I'm going to be like a Just another average Joe In Asheville.
Yeah. Like songs I perform in Asheville I actually get like a huge Transition and definitely a Whole lot of love. Versus me, let's say if I was Performing down in Greenville, South Carolina for the same Crowds, when they get that type Of feedback, more of like most of Shots like roasted at me, meaning That they were actually going to F Imagine that's like, you know, when They first meet you, first hear About you, they might think that, but I'm not sure if you know what I'm going to say. I'm going to say, I'm going to Be like, oh, this guy, I like What he's doing.
Yes, like you actually would have Pay attention to me very good. Like I'm actually one of the People artists out there that Actually make the type of rep that Make you actually sit down and Listen to it, where it and pay Attention. Who are some of your influences? Well, for starters, my all time With a film is we have to be My obviously dog.
Like I actually love Snoop Dogg And what he's been doing in this Rep game forever. And I actually have them music Of films from him because he Actually chill laid back and he Never switched up like as As far as like his record goes, Like even though the game is Up to try to get in with the Times. Oh yeah. I respect him for that.
Oh yeah. I mean he kind of made his own Think I like you're doing you Know he made his own thing and Then influenced a lot of people And now you know a whole lot of Rep is you can say oh yeah that's For Snoop Dogg that wouldn't even be. Right. Yeah.
Anybody else anybody else you're influenced by? Well, my influences would be Three six mafia because three six mafia actually reminds me of like Asheville. And I'm hoping that Asheville Will actually be that next Rep capital in North Carolina. That's for North Carolina concerns where can people hear Your music like online where's The best place for them to find Your.
Well, most of my music, most of My best songs be on Myself Loud. Yes. In my soundcloud. It's E.
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More from E-Stog and just a few moments. I want to remind you, you can find his music at SoundCloud.com, E-Z Doggy Dog. That's two G's every time you hear the dog or type out the dog. Also find him around town.
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Corrections and clarifications from last week's episode with landed Grey, Spyro Jaira is a jazz fusion group and Ska-Rabre is a Neolithic settlement in Western Europe. So we were both right. Do you have an impression, any impressions you do of other people? That's pretty good.
Well, I actually got an impression of just local artists and his name's Pofok. Okay. You want to do it? Yeah.
And he'd be actually having his own little, uh, most of the videos where he actually was to like events like that's happening that way, probably. And then he would actually be on the other side of the camera. Like he's actually talking to the other side or actually looking directly though. And then when he actually introduced the situation, he'd be like, man, he or not, what in the blank, blank, blank, blank, is this.
And then he just started posting like he'll be so dead, funny. Yeah. So he would have you follow out your ass laughing and stuff though with his Western videos. And he's also a rapper.
He's two that actually been doing this music forever. He's originally from Charlotte, but he's been playing on for the city as far as rap goes for a long time. Oh, yeah. Like me and him actually started out at the same time just about.
I think, yeah, I think I've heard of him. Maybe I saw him on your Instagram or something like that, but that sounded familiar when you said it. Who's some, who's some other actual area rappers you think people ought to be listening to? Well, let's see.
I know about every artist in Asheville. So for one, I see we have to say one of the artists is to listen to is Keelah French and Keelah French actually one of the best artists as far as rap goes because like he has had low to low to vevity and he has experience as far as the rap game and the rap business goes. And he would tell you a whole lot about trying to succeed in rabbit hip hop, not only at Asheville, but like outside of Asheville and I give him props for what he's been doing. And he recently performed at the Goombay himself too.
Oh, okay. Nice. Yes. And then there's some other artists that's actually been doing in like four minutes.
And there's SK the novices and C Street the professor. And those are the artists that actually see them like legends. They've been in the rap city in the rap, Asheville game for a long time too. And those are the artists that I actually be affluence to because they actually been making noise.
Yeah. And I want to actually lead that same type of legacy of Ramaq right now. But overall, it's a whole lot of one for artists is Asheville, especially in Asheville hip hop that I can't really name them all in the whole video. Oh, yeah.
Yeah. And as I mentioned, Pofo, he's like one of the artists that's actually really doing it and been doing it for a long time. And believe it or not, as far as the rap game goes, that's already actually hip hop goes. Like he is actually one of my local influences because he actually been doing a lot like he actually read from just rap, you know, on tracks on mistakes.
So now he got his own business like he's even putting his name in like hot sauce and he actually got like a dirt. Yeah. All that. And he even have his own record label called Pofo records.
Oh, okay. Cool. Oh, yeah. Okay.
That's where I recognize it from. Perfect records. Yes. And not to mention he had the number one song like he actually had the number one song for weeks at one point.
The song called still. Oh, no, but radio Asheville. Is dark under track? Asheville, fine as the sea flow.
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Well, I'm mostly playing in breweries Like most of the places that actually crap that Nice little brewery beer from the bare road Like a God of the brewery One where brewery Twenty, brewery Swimming queen, brewery You name it Most of the beer places Yeah, I'm seeing a theme there Oh, where you play it? Yeah, most places that Not really help out for everybody to be honest Because that's one place that you never Aspect to hear like a help out of artist Right, right How long does it take you typically How long does it take you to write a full track? Well, it determines what I actually have in mind If you're something that I actually felt like at the moment And I actually came Get the words out easy about the topic I actually will write about this About five to ten minutes Usually take about five to ten minutes to write the whole song Okay, make up for the news Yeah, how many of you have written total in your life you think? Well, considering that I still have songs I haven't recorded yet And I still got songs that I'm still working on Probably about Shit I probably say about a huff-red About a huff-red rap And do you ever do any rap or most of you rap that you perform Usually pre-written or do you do some freestyle too?
Mostly pre-written What do you want to do next in your career? Well, as far as the actual ghost I just want to be like the Asheville deck One character that people want to come all over Actually because everybody comes to Asheville nowadays Even people from overseas Yeah Want to come down to Asheville And what actually makes me one day in Asheville to do it Because it's like tutorials, attractions Like from all over the place That one is what the answer is about And some of them actually get curious about If there's an Asheville rap scene in Asheville And I'm like the one artist that's actually well known As far as the city ghost That's actually putting the city on the map in songs Do you ever do like a like busking like rap and busking on the street or anything? No, not really And I feel like that I would be better than an artist If I actually play an instrument Which unfortunately I've done it Oh yeah, I know if I mean you could go out and get a backing track on a boom box Or something like that I see a lot of I see a few people do that Yeah, but most of the time I use like the venues for that though Like the venue in stage to actually get my point out there And believe it or not, that's actually how I actually get my CDs out Like once I actually perform a few songs that's on that one particular city Then people actually want that CD Oh, okay, yeah Who does your backing tracks? Are you doing all those?
Or are you doing other people that contribute there? Most of the tracks I do by myself Like including the beat production, I do it The lyrics, I do it Every fan basically come from me It sounds nice, it's a good mix You mix it really well You're doing all that yourself there And usually all of that Yeah, yeah, some I got to do it and I'm not really that very interesting People because I learned that the people that you feel you can trust Will be the same ones that stab you in the back And whenever you need them, they don't see me around So eventually I get to the point that I can't trust anyone nowadays And whatever you can do or you feel like that you want to do Sometimes you got to do it by yourself What's the things you like to do outside of rap? What's the things you like to do for fun? For one, I'm actually a big video game fanatic Like I actually play video games all the time Either playing video games on the console Or I actually like to go to these video arcades Especially the level 256 in the actual retro case What's the movies you like?
Well, there's one movie, believe it or not I was just watching the other night and I actually enjoyed that movie And the name of the movie is called Dope I got to say that, I've been seeing that advertised, is it pretty good? Oh, yes, yes, it actually reminded me of my type of vibe though Like I'm actually like that old school retro vibe And that movie actually got that though with the elements of hip hop And I hope the type of movie that you would love to see like You're with drummer and all that good stuff Anything else you want to talk about, you want to discuss? Well, I actually wanted to talk about my accomplishments Especially as recently One of my biggest accomplishments came about like about three months ago I actually, no, about three months ago A week before my birthday or two weeks before my birthday I actually did like a freestyle Which is like a song which is an instrumentals Or a proper song that was blown up called F and F Let's Go And I did an instrumentals and did a freestyle on their on the video post on Instagram And not knowing that somebody who actually have like a whole lot of followers on Instagram Will we share the video and post it on his face And then have over 100,000 people watching that video And I was like, wow, that has never happened to me before That's awesome What's up? Is there a name of that video that people could look up?
Or I could look up and post or something? Well, it's actually on Instagram and it's called F and F Let's Go Well, it's actually like an instrumentals You're just gonna have to search around the Instagram to find it But that one freestyle video, he actually reshared it And then once they see how many people actually commented and likened That same guy actually invited me to his Instagram live on his show That he does And we did a little interview And I actually performed one of my verses off this track called East Out Off of my first EP CD Oh cool, nice And he loved it Like he even said, you are the ones That moment right there changed my life because after that I didn't get like so many followers, I could even keep up in this house Never happened to me and I would never seen it in the hover a million years That would ever be viral So if people want to find you on Instagram, they just need to look up East Dog? Yeah, East Dog, definitely name of my Instagram Okay, are you on TikTok yet? Yes, I am But I'm gonna put my freestowers on the TikTok as well As I actually still loin' up from that viral moment And that's the only thing I know, I would actually get like a big viral moment As far as local goes Where I was recording, where I'm not recording but editing my video for Get Weird Stangweirs A videographer and my neighbor from the Ronaldo He's my real photographer who shot for the song Get Weird Stangweirs He actually wanted that one to do interviews with me He wanted us to do video interviews to tell everybody about my life story Oh yeah Because he was interested in my life story And this thing I know, he actually talked to me about putting my story in newspaper Y'all started doing that then?
Yeah, I actually started writing the story in newspaper It took about maybe two, three pages of it Oh yeah Like it was done though And then this thing I know, I was at work And then somebody actually told me that you're in the newspaper And I was like, what? I couldn't believe it Like it actually came out already The first thing I did after I got off of work I went to the local news area And actually got the last two newspapers I actually have a copy on me, hold on one second Oh yeah This is a booth over here You can see my face on there Yeah, that's right This is one of my biggest comments to me It's because you have to see it You have to understand, I actually been doing this for over 20 years And I felt like that I wasn't going to get the type of recognition that I felt like I deserved Because I'm not standing like what every time right now Most of the gangster stuff that's going on Or that drill music, trap music, or the street music Or people seem to be interested nowadays And you see most rappers doing right now I feel like that because I'm trying to do my whole thing Yeah, just stay on my lane As far as my rap content goes I feel like I'm not going to get that same type of reaction though Because I'm not going to go into the hottest thing out right now And I'm not going to talk to you actually follow Like I'm a leader Any other thing on the accomplishment side you want to talk about? Well, I actually got a chance to perform in festivals And this is something that I've been wanting to do Even way back when I was just starting out though Back in the 2000s I remember one of the big things I wanted to do When my music is to perform at the very start at the time I mean, I knew that I wasn't going to have a chance of that Because at the time I was just starting out And trying to find my lane And I didn't have much material to go by Did you get to perform at Bellshire before they stopped it? No, unfortunately But as I started to find my music in a lane And what type of music I want to do for people in Asheville I actually became confident enough to start performing at the festivals The one first of all I was starting out the first time was at Goombay It was about last year I think I performed at Goombay for the very first time And it felt good At first I kind of felt discouraged because somebody actually messaged me Saying that I'm not really doing much because I'm not going outside of Asheville and making a name And where hip hop actually is played I'm not going to these venues and trying to make a name But I felt like the saturation outside of Asheville It made it too hard for me to even make a name outside of Nashville Right, right So that's why I stay right here in my city Where I know it's my work is actually going to be noticed in respect to it And if you're in a tourist town Then you've got people from all over the world coming here to see you You don't have to go see them Because if you're the rap guy in Asheville Then they come here and they see you And so you don't have to go find them Let them come here and then you can be one of the destinations Like they come here to see the mountains, they come here to see Biltmore They come here to see Ease Dog Oh yes, I mean most people, I mean rap artists don't even see that though Everybody feels like they need to make a big leap to go into the big cities And try to make a name And I don't want to be one of the people that do that though That's where I have artists in Asheville not even in Asheville Like they move out of the ashfield Right, I mean I'm the type of the ashfield every artist in Asheville Like a small city I know every artist in Asheville And about half of them just basically be gone though Because they feel like there's no opportunities or there ain't no point of doing it in Asheville Because they feel like that, the ashfield ain't getting no support And but if they do get the support you have to worry about the haters and egos And everything going on in there trying to take them down though But whenever they are top they actually have haters saying people with big egos Trying to take them down and Keel Fridge was actually mentioning it about that though to the other day And I just feel like that actually hit home because I mean It's been going on like for years though And I just feel like that we are divided as far as the ashfield rapsing goes And I feel like if we actually just put our problems to our site I feel like that whole ashfield hip hop scene will actually come together with full force Alright I want to thank Ease Dogg for being on the podcast I really enjoyed talking to him make sure to catch him live Also find his music at soundcloud.com Slash Ease Doggy Dogg and there's two G's and each of those dogs Also don't forget to subscribe to the podcast WNC Original Music Wherever you get your podcast Also don't forget to go check out live music wherever you live If you can't make it to Western North Carolina We have a lot of international listeners and national listeners So wherever you are go check out some live music and tell me how it was Speaking of which if you want to email the podcast to be on the podcast Or send a closing song or just tell us how good we did Ease Doggy Me on this episode It's WNC Original Music at gmail.com Closing song this week comes from Big No Belly He is a rapper who resides at Kansas City, Missouri's Midtown area He's selling units from the north side to the south side of Kansas City And you can find them at the show notes, the links in the show notes Here's Big No Belly, have a good week!
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