Bad Lucc
| Company type | Hip hop collective |
|---|---|
| Industry | Music |
| Headquarters | Los Angeles , United States |
Area served | United States |
Key people | Soopafly (Priest Brooks), Damani (Damani Washington), Bad Lucc (Terence Harden) |
| Products | Hip hop music |
Dubb Union is a hip hop collective originating from Los Angeles and nearby neighborhoods such as Inglewood, Long Beach, and Watts. Initially known as Westurn Union, the ensemble adopted the name Dubb Union to circumvent trademark conflicts with the financial institution Western Union.
The group consists of Soopafly (Priest Brooks), Damani (Damani Washington), and Bad Lucc (Terence Harden). Their debut major label appearance was on "Like This," featured on Snoop Dogg's 2006 release Tha Blue Carpet Treatment. The street album House Shoe Muzik, Vol. 1, hosted by DJ Crazy Toones, was planned for April 2008, showcasing production by Soopafly along with singles such as "All Night" and "Cali Grown". The official Westurn Union album was released on September 8, 2008, through Doggystyle/Koch.
Bad Lucc has achieved individual acclaim, notably appearing on German rapper Problem's 2012 track "Like Whaaat", which peaked at #20 on the Bubbling Under Hot 100 Singles chart—representing a high point for both artists. He maintains ongoing collaborations with Problem, The HBK Gang, and founder Iamsu!.
Albums
Features
- "I Don't Think So" from the Untitled Westurn Union project (2007)
- "Like This" on Snoop Dogg's Tha Blue Carpet Treatment (2006)
- "Hat 2 Bac", "Killaz", and "Rockstar" included in Snoop Dogg presents : The Big Squeeze (2007)
- "Cali Grown" from the Untitled Westurn Union project (2007)
Mixtapes
- DJ Clue presents Jackin 4 DJ's, Vol.1
- DJ Whoo Kid presents Jackin' 4 DJ's, Vol. 2
- House Shoe Musik, Vol. 1
Damani
Featured Appearances
- "Hate On Me”" on Kurupt's Space Boogie: Smoke Oddessey (2001)
- "The Way We Carry On" from Leroy's Leroy (2001)
- "Competition", "Diva", and "I Like Your Style" from the Hair Show Soundtrack (2004)
- "California Christmas (Remix)" featured on Mary Mary's A Mary Mary Christmas (2006)
- "The Wait Is Over (Remix)" featuring WC from DJ Crazy Toones' CT Experience (2006)
Mixtape Releases
- Damani - The Street Album (2002)
- DJ Reflex & DJ Skee Present Damani - Congratulations Playa (2006)
- Damani - Adidas Presents Congratulations Player (2009)
Bad Lucc
- Tracks include "Watch That Girl" from the My Baby's Daddy Soundtrack (2004)
- "Have U Ever Seen" (feat. Scan, 2 a.k.a. Toussaint & LeMarvin)
- "City Life" (feat. Toussaint)
- "Grind"
- "Let It Got" (Produced by Ric Rude)
- "New Age Pimpin'" (NV feat. Bad Lucc)
- "Where You From" from DJ Crazy Toones' CT Experience
- "This Ain't One of Them Songs"
- "L.A., L.A." (Lady Rhapsody feat. Bad Lucc and Cool-ade)
- "Welcome II L.A." by Bangstar All-Stars
- "Shake Ya Body" (Remy Rantovan feat. Cool Ade and Bad Lucc)
- "The East Side" (Young Maylay feat. Bad Lucc from The Real Coast Guard)
- 2012 Collaborations: "Rollin'" (Problem feat. Bad Lucc) from Welcome To Mollywood; "Foolies" (Problem feat. Skeme & Bad Lucc); "R You a Freak" (Problem feat. Bad Lucc); "Like Whaaaaat" (Problem feat. Bad Lucc) RT40 #40 from Welcome To Mollywood 2; "Faster" (Problem feat. Bad Lucc & Skeme); "Jumpin" (Problem feat. Bad Lucc); "Nasty" (Problem feat. Bad Lucc & E-40); "D2B" (Problem feat. Bad Lucc & The Homegirl)
- 2013 Tracks: "Twerk" (Problem feat. Bad Lucc); "Some More Ones" (Problem & Iamsu! feat. Bad Lucc & Kool John) from Million Dollar Afro; "I Get B****es" (Problem & Iamsu! feat. Bad Lucc & P-Lo); "Bang Bang" (Problem feat. Bad Lucc & Game) from The Separation; "Made a Mil Before the Summer" (Problem feat. Bad Lucc & Kent); "Already" (Problem feat. Bad Lucc); "2DaSide" (League of Starz feat. Problem & Bad Lucc) from LOS.FM; "Show Sumn" (League of Starz feat. Problem, Skeme, Freddie Gibbs, Jay Rock, G Malone & Bad Lucc); "Beast" (League of Starz feat. Bad Lucc & Problem)
Mixtape
- DJ Age Presents Bad Lucc - The Watt's Riot