Description
“My Music, My Soul” is a solo studio album by Bo Roc, a talented singer from the renowned group The Dove Shack, hailing from Long Beach, California. Released on April 5, 2010, under Rochouse Muzic and Fireworks Entertainment, this album offers a diverse blend of Hip Hop and Funk/Soul in the G-Funk style. Bo Roc collaborates with well-known artists such as Bad Azz, Snoop Dogg, Milky, and The Dove Shack, which elevates the album’s appeal.
The album kicks off with “(Intro) Talk About It,” paving the way for the smooth “Boulevard Nights,” produced by Co-T. “On Fire,” featuring rap icon Snoop Dogg and produced by Prophit, brings a high-energy vibe to the album. Bo Roc slows it down with the soulful “I Love You,” produced by So Real, and the heartfelt “Oh Daddy,” which features background vocals by Alela and Natalia.
“Freak of the Week,” featuring Milky and produced by Lukasz Prophit Plas, adds a sultry touch to the album, while “I Don’t Bang No More” and “Everyday,” featuring Bad Azz, showcase Bo Roc’s prowess in Hip Hop. “Peace of Mind,” produced by The Neckbones, offers a reflective tone, followed by the emotional “A Soldier’s Song” and the uplifting “Just Surrender.”
“Happiness,” produced by Prophit, brings a feel-good vibe to the album. As a bonus track, “My Music, My Soul” includes an unreleased 1996 remix of “Summertime in the LBC,” featuring The Dove Shack, produced by Keith Clizark.
Bo Roc’s “My Music, My Soul” demonstrates his versatility as an artist and highlights his powerful vocals, making it a must-listen for fans of G-Funk and soulful Hip Hop.
