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Snoop Dogg presents Doggy's Angels
Ridaz With Me (feat. Snoop Dogg and Morticia)
Album: Pleezbaleevit
Genres: Rap/Hip Hop
Don’t bother callin’ da pound! Snoop’s Angels are on the loose again -- and you can’t keep ‘em down on this G-funkin’, shit-talkin’ MUSICBLITZ Exclusive!

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	“My angels tangle, baby,” announces the ever-present Snoop midway through this dramatic trunkful of updated G-funk. He’s not frontin’: if the Angels showed a surprisingly sentimental side on “Baby If You’re Ready,” also available here at Musicblitz, it’s a different story this time out. As a plaintive Moog wails atop the shuddering, almost tympani-like bass beats, Big Chan, Coniyac and Cola make it clear that it’s no more Ms. (sort of) Nice Girls. They’re ridin’ with Snoop, and they don’t wanna smell your bad breath or listen to your shit, or you might end up with a couple of holes in your chest. And by the way, they’ll smoke up that whole pound of blunt you just went in on together if ”your ass is late.” Always a hands-on producer, Snoop makes sure he’s heard from too, but this time his cameo really adds a little icing to the cake. “My homegirls ridin’ with me,” he drawls in singsong during the chorus, and you can almost see the smirk. He’s got ‘em, and everybody else doesn’t. After listening to this track, you can see why he might be gloating.

	*Dan LeRoy*
	Dan LeRoy is the music and entertainment writer for the Charleston Daily Mail. He serves as an associate editor for Grafitti, a statewide entertainment newspaper, and has also written for several music-related publications including Launch.com, Boston Rock, and Lexicon.