Westside Boogie is a Grammy-nominated rapper and songwriter known for his introspective lyrics and distinctive West Coast sound, making him a compelling collaborator for brands seeking authentic and impactful musical partnerships.
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Request A ShowCollaboration on an upcoming single titled "Off Brand."
Collaboration on the new track "Outside."
Westside Boogie co-wrote the song “Purple Hearts,” featuring Summer Walker and Ghostface Killah, on Kendrick Lamar's album 'Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers.'
Collaboration on a track for Flvme's latest album.
Joined forces for the holiday collaboration "12 Days of Bhristmas."
Featured in an interview discussing his new album 'More Black Superheroes,' his relationship with his mother, and childhood heroes.
Eminem, as head of Shady Records, gave Westside Boogie the 'green light' for his new album, following Boogie's signing to the label in 2017 and the release of his debut album 'Everythings for Sale' in 2019.
Featured in an interview discussing his album 'More Black Superheroes' and his career progression.
Featured in an interview discussing his signing to Shady Records and his views on other rappers engaging with Eminem.
Signed a recording contract with the label in October 2017.
Signed a recording contract with the label in 2015, which later entered a joint venture with Shady Records.
Managed by LVRN, and joined their artist 6lack on a world tour.
Collaborated on the track "Skydive II" for the album "Everythings for Sale" and joined 6lack's world tour in 2018.
Collaborated on the track "Soho" for the album "Everythings for Sale."
Collaborated on the track "CAN'T GET OVER YOU" for the album "MORE BLACK SUPERHEROES."
Collaborated on the track "NONCHALANT" for the album "MORE BLACK SUPERHEROES" and featured on the single "Float."
Featured on the track "Sunroof" from the mixtape "Thirst 48, Pt. II."
Collaborated on the track "Time" for the album "Everythings for Sale."
Featured on the track "Cliche" for Wale's album "Wow... That's Crazy."
Featured on the track "Cliche" for Wale's album "Wow... That's Crazy."
Collaborated on the single "Tripping."
Collaborated on the single "Luxury."
Collaborated on the single "Aight."
Featured on the track "City of God" for Cozz's album "Nothin Personal."
Featured on the track "Roped Off" for The Game's album "Streets of Compton."
Featured on the track "Roped Off" for The Game's album "Streets of Compton" and "Bad Azz" for DJ Quik's album "Rosecrans: The Album."
Featured on the track "Bad Azz" for DJ Quik's album "Rosecrans: The Album."
Featured on the track "Bad Azz" for DJ Quik's album "Rosecrans: The Album."
Guest appearance on the track "Today."
Guest appearance on the track "Today."
Guest appearance on the track "Monster 2.0."
Featured on the "California (Remix)" from her album "I."
Featured on the track "4 The Record" for Buddy's album "Magnolia."
Featured on the track "Dumb" for Royce da 5'9"'s album "Book of Ryan."
Featured on the track "When You Been" for Cosmo's Midnight's album "What Comes Next."
Featured on the track "I Was on the Block" for YG's album "4Real 4Real."
Featured on the track "I Was on the Block" for YG's album "4Real 4Real."
Guest appearance on the track "Bellin."
Featured on the track "Trapped In" along with Ab-Soul.
Featured on the track "Trapped In" along with Reason.
Featured on the track "Rapper Weed."
Featured on the track "Hairless Horsemen" for Guapdad 4000's album "Platinum Falcon Returns."
Featured on the track "Thoughts" for Cassper Nyovest's album "A.M.N (Any Minute Now)."
Guest appearance on the track "Cue The Sun."
Featured on the track "Boxed In" for Sainvil's album "2020 Was Hijacked."
Guest appearance on the track "Reign on Me."
Featured on the track "Flossin'" for Lute's album "Gold Mouf."
Featured on the track "Instincts" for Erick the Architect's album "I've Never Been Here Before."
Featured on the track "Fuel (Shady Edition)" for Eminem's album "The Death of Slim Shady (Coup de Grâce): Expanded Mourner's Edition."
Guest appearance on the track "No Sleep."
Anthony Tremaine Dixson, known professionally as Westside Boogie, was born on August 30, 1989, in Compton, California. His early exposure to music came through singing in his local church choir. The birth of his son, Darius, on June 24, 2009, served as a significant turning point, motivating him to pursue music seriously. He subsequently enrolled in recording courses at Long Beach City College in 2010, utilizing financial aid to acquire necessary recording equipment. Before establishing himself as a full-time musician, Dixson balanced his aspirations with various part-time jobs as a single father.
Westside Boogie’s musical journey began to gain traction with the release of his debut mixtape, “Thirst 48,” on June 24, 2014, which explored personal narratives and struggles. This was followed by “The Reach” a year later, further solidifying his presence in the hip-hop scene. His breakthrough single, “Oh My,” produced by Jahlil Beats, was released in 2015. The same year, he signed a recording contract with Interscope Records. In 2016, he released “Thirst 48, Pt. II,” building on the themes of his debut while also addressing modern societal issues like social media reliance.
His career reached a new level in October 2017 when he signed with Eminem’s Shady Records, a joint venture with Interscope. This period saw him featured in the 2017 BET Hip-Hop Awards Detroit Cypher and releasing singles such as “Violence” (2017), “Self Destruction” (2018), and “Deja Vu” (2018). His critically acclaimed debut studio album, “Everythings for Sale,” was released on January 25, 2019, featuring collaborations with artists like Eminem, 6lack, and JID. He continued his artistic output with his second album, “More Black Superheroes,” released on June 17, 2022. Throughout his career, Westside Boogie has garnered praise from notable artists including Rihanna, Eminem, and Kendrick Lamar, underscoring his respected position within the music industry.
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