Dazzie Dee

Dazzie Dee is an American West Coast hip hop rapper and record producer who has collaborated and affiliated with artists such as Suga Free, Mausberg, DJ Quik, Ice Cube, Shade Sheist,^[1] K-Dee, Kool G Rap, Coolio, Mixmaster Spade, Yo-Yo, Da Lench Mob, and many more. He released two solo albums in 1996, Where's My Receipt? and The Re-Birth, with the most known singles "Knee Deep", "Everybody Wants To Be A Gangsta", and "Where You From?".^[2][3][4][5]

Dazzie Dee
Also known as	Dazzie D., Saccs, Sacc's, Bigg Saccs, Dazzy D., DJ Urkel Dee
Born	(1971-11-30) November 30, 1971 (age 54)
Origin	South Los Angeles, Compton, California, United States
Genres	West Coast hip hop, G-funk
Occupations	Rapper, producer
Instruments	Vocals, Drums, Keyboards, Drum, Sampler
Years active	1988–present
Labels	Lench Mob Records (Former) Big Face Gang Entertainment

Early life

Career

Lidell Williams was born on November 30, Los Angeles, California. He attended and graduated from Washington Preparatory High School in 1989. At 14 Williams met Dr. Dre, Sir Jinx and K-Dee. He's been a gang member of 107th Street UG/BC Crips set,^[6][7] according to Sheppard, member of Skool Boyz.^[8] His first EP Turn It Loose was produced by Dr. Dre and Sir Jinx. He was one of the original members of the Lench Mob records, which it was formed by Ice Cube. Due to artistic differences, he left the label to record his first solo album Where's My Receipt released on Capitol Records in 1995. Then he made a re-issue for the album as The Re-Birth on Raging Bull Records in 1996.^[9] It was produced by DJ Battlecat and had guest appearances from Ice Cube, Coolio,^[10] K-Dee and Tha Chill from Compton's Most Wanted. It's considered by many as a West Coast classic.^[11][12]

With the Lench Mob

Dazzie Dee (formerly known as Big "Saccs"),^[13] is a G-funk rapper and an original former member of the legendary West Coast record label Lench Mob along with Ice Cube, K-Dee,^[14] J-Dee, Yo-Yo, Chilly Chill, T-Bone, Shorty and more.^[15] Due to artistic differences, he left the label to record his first solo album Where's My Receipt released on Capitol Records in 1995.^[16][17] Then he made a re-issue for the album as The Re-Birth on Raging Bull Records in 1996.^[18]

Dazzie Dee productions

Studio albums, EPs 1988: Turn It Loose EP 1989: Dazzie Dee 1995: Where's My Receipt 1996: The Re-Birth 2012: The 7th Letter 2014: Loc’stradamus 2022: BAKING SODA 2023: Rewind 2023: Westcoast BoomSlap 2023: Pacific Standard Time 2024: The Re-Slaps Singles 1995: "Everybody Wants To Be A Gangsta" 1996: "Knee Deep" 1996: "Where You From?" 2014: "Who'z Down Wit Me"[19] Appearance(s) 1991: Yo-Yo – Make Way for the Motherlode 1992: Kool G Rap & D.J. Polo – Live And Let Die 1994: Str8-G – Shadow of a G 1996: NU City Mass Choir – God Is Able 2001: Sqeek Da Primadonna – PMS 2004: XL Middleton – Music 4 A Drunken Evening 2012: Big Sono – Left Overz EP 2012: Sisma X – Step Back 2013: CartelSons – Drugstore Music 2013: Shade Sheist – BLACKOPS EP 2014: CartelSons – Solo But Not Alone[20] 2014: El Don – Prototype 2014: Westcoast Stone – My Anthology Collaborations 1996 : Killafornia Organization – Killafornia Organization

Productions 1994: Str8-G – Shadow of a G 2000: Mausberg – Non-Fiction[21] 2000: Mausberg & Suga Free – The Konnectid Project, Vol. 1 2004: Suga Free – The New Testament (The Truth) 2005: The Frontlinerz – Gangstream Vol. 1 2006: Suga Free – Just Add Water 2008: Various Artists – Hustle Hard – The All Star Movie Soundtrack 2011: Suga Free – Why U Still Bullshittin: The Best of Suga Free (as Big Saccs)[22] 2013: DJ Nik Bean Presents: Bangloose – Sonically Correct 2014: Dazzie Dee – Who'z Down Wit Me Technical, Mixes 1997: Spice 1 – The Black Bossalini (aka Dr. Bomb From Da Bay) 2004: Various Artists – West Coast Unified 2001: DJ Filthy Mela – Summer Drama Compilation(s) 1997: Various Artists – Raging Bull 1997: Various Artists – Phat Vibes – Rap & Hip Hop Only 1997: Various Artists – Essentiellement Rap 1997: Various Artists – Into The Groove Volume 2 1997: Various Artists – Hip Hop Unlimited 1997: Various Artists – Gangsta Hip Hop, Vol. 5 1999: Various Artists – Slice Presents... The Takeover 2004: Various Artists – Mob Life Presents: On The Grind, Mixtape Vol. 1 2012: Various Artists – Cocktails 4 2013: Docc Free – Doccstalized[23] 2013: Various Artists – G-Funk Rezzurrection[24][25]

Videography

1. Dazzie Dee (as Big Saccs) – "West Coast History 101"
2. J-Dee, Dazzie Dee & MC Eiht – "Classic Westcoast Freestyle '93"
3. Dazzie Dee (Feat. Tha Chill & Coolio) – "On My Cide"
4. Dazzie Dee – "Everybody Wants To Be A Gangsta"
5. Dazzie Dee – "About Dat Life"^[26]
6. Dazzie Dee (Feat. K-Dee) – "All Da Time"^[27][28]
7. Suga Free – "Thinkin"

8. Dazzie Dee – " Different "

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=AoPPvJ6Ou2U&pp=ygUUZGF6emllIGRlZSBkaWZmZXJlbnQ%3D

From his new 2023 album: Westcoast BoomSlap

Notes

The Killafornia Organization was a Hip hop supergroup that consisted of South Central Cartel, Compton's Most Wanted, Bonaphyde, Dazzie Dee, Killa, Tray Deee, Hard Times & Wize Guyz. Their debut album, Killafornia Organization, was released in 1996 by Killa Cali Records, Thug Records and produced by 3 Strikes Prod.

See also

• Lench Mob Records
• K-Dee