BIOGRAPHY
Dorrough, born Dorwin Demarcus Dorrough on October 28, 1986, is an American rapper and songwriter known for his contributions to the hip-hop scene, particularly within the Southern rap genre. Hailing from Dallas, Texas, Dorrough gained recognition for his energetic style, catchy hooks, and ability to capture the essence of Southern hip-hop culture.
Dorrough rose to prominence with his debut single "Ice Cream Paint Job," released in 2009. The song's infectious beat and memorable hook, coupled with Dorrough's charismatic delivery, propelled it to commercial success. "Ice Cream Paint Job" became a hit on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and solidified Dorrough as a notable figure in the rap scene.
Following the success of his debut single, Dorrough released his debut studio album, "Dorrough Music," later in 2009. The album featured collaborations with artists such as Soulja Boy and Slim Thug, showcasing Dorrough's ability to bridge the gap between the mainstream and the Southern rap underground.
Dorrough continued to release music, including mixtapes and subsequent studio albums such as "Get Big" (2010) and "Dorrough 2" (2012). His music often reflects the signature sounds of Southern rap, with influences of crunk, bass music, and trap, contributing to the vibrant and diverse landscape of the region's hip-hop scene.
As an artist, Dorrough is known for his dynamic stage presence and his ability to create anthems that resonate with a wide audience. His music often incorporates elements of party culture, reflecting the celebratory nature of Southern rap.
While he may not be as mainstream as some of his counterparts, Dorrough's impact on the Southern rap scene and his ability to create memorable hits have earned him a dedicated fan base. His contributions to the genre continue to influence the sound and style of Southern hip-hop.