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Sourmouth

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OFFICIAL BIO FOR SOURMOUTH

Quoted as being "a publicists wet dream," Portland Oregon Hip-hop artist, and ASCAP songwriter "Sourmouth" is as uniquely versatile as his up-bringing. "Picture Hopsin meeting an early Eminem. definitely something to check out". (Thisis50.com) Look no further then his most recent video "Lost My Mind," with over 25,000 views since its late February release to find the 27 year old yelling in-sync with an almost Oprah like cadence about his addiction to his A.D.H.D medication Adderall. Before being adopted by an all white jewish family, which is a recurring topic throughout his 2 album discography, David Krauss was originally born Emmanuel Harrison in Dallas, Texas. With his in your face aggression, and his irrational use of profanity that can be heard in many of his song's including the infamous "Basic Bitches" wich is a blatently sexist, yet to creative and catchy to ignore, he definitely lives up to the Sourmouth name. From his painfully, sometimes self-deprecating story telling ability resembling a young Eminem, to his comically outrageous, and surprisingly witty punchlines and one-liners that would give Lil Wayne a run for his money, Sourmouth is truly the full package, drawing in 100s of fans daily out of sheer curiosity.

 

With his latest release of his 2nd full length album titled, "A Million Little Pieces" still generating a huge buzzdue to 5-star reviews on a variety of Hip-hops most prestigous press-outlets including Thisis50.com, and Hiphopzilla.com, his most recent interview with GetMoneyMusic.com details his transformation from an amateur MC to the seasoned veteran artist he is today. "I could always rap, like everyone and their mom these days, but i wasn't a rapper per say, or a true rap artist yet. Don't get me wrong, i had bars but was subconsciously trying to imitate big name rappers like Wayne and Mac Dre.  (Click For Full Bio)