Dee Wile's 'T.H.C.' EP Is A Laid-Back Journey Through Smoked-Out Soundscapes

Emerging from the vibrant Southern hip-hop scene, Dee Wile has been steadily building a name for himself since 2015. With a steady stream of mixtapes and albums, he's cultivated a loyal following and garnered over a million streams independently. His latest offering, the 'T.H.C.' EP, is a testament to his consistent output and dedication to his craft.

The EP's title, 'T.H.C.', is a clever nod to both ‘The Hotel Conversations’ – the inspiration behind the project – and the main ingredient fuelling its creation. Fans familiar with Dee Wile's work will know he's not shy about his appreciation for cannabis, and this EP is no exception. However, 'T.H.C.' avoids the pitfalls of repetitive stoner rap by offering a mature and refined soundscape.

This is particularly evident on ‘Lay Down’, the lead single featuring underground legend Curren$y. The collaboration is a smooth blend of their styles, showcasing Dee Wile's knack for picking blunted out beats that find a sweet spot between boom bap and trap. Throughout the EP, this sonic aesthetic creates a laid-back atmosphere perfect for relaxed listening.  

Dee Wile's lyrical style is as unpretentious as ever. He continues to explore themes of everyday life, touching on his "smoked-out lifestyle" and aspirations for sports, women, and, of course, copious amounts of THC. He delivers his rhymes with a straightforwardness that's both relatable and refreshing.

Dee Wile has carved out his own lane within the hip-hop landscape. He's built a solid fanbase through his commitment to consistently releasing quality music. 'T.H.C.' is another solid entry in his discography, offering a satisfying blend of laid-back beats and relatable lyrics. If you're looking for some hip-hop to chill out to, this EP is definitely worth a spin.

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