West Palm Beach County, Florida recording artist Kue Dog is turning up the energy with the release of his latest single, “Let’s Do Shots,” the lead release from his upcoming solo project, Kronikles Of Kueville. The record features fellow Splack Pack member Uncle Head, reuniting two artists whose chemistry helped define an era of Southern hip-hop.
Kue Dog and Uncle Head first made their mark as members of the legendary Splack Pack alongside the late Kidd Money (R.I.P.). Together, they released the multi-platinum album Uhh Ohh, introducing fans to unforgettable party anthems including “Shake That Ass Bitch,” “Let Me C U Work It,” and “Scrub The Ground.” Those records helped establish West Palm Beach County as a major force in Southern rap while earning the group a loyal fan base that still celebrates their music today.
Produced by Sam Peezy, “Let’s Do Shots” delivers a hard-hitting, club-ready sound that perfectly matches its party theme. Peezy also provides the infectious hook, giving the record a catchy chorus that’s guaranteed to have crowds singing along after just one listen.
Released through Kue Dog’s independent label, Hustle Hye Entertainment, the single captures the fun, carefree spirit of celebrating with friends. Packed with energy from beginning to end, “Let’s Do Shots” has all the ingredients to become a staple at clubs, festivals, tailgates, and especially college fraternity and sorority parties where the atmosphere is all about having a good time.
As Kue Dog prepares to release Kronikles Of Kueville, “Let’s Do Shots” reminds listeners why he’s remained one of Florida’s most respected entertainers. The record blends the classic party vibe that made Splack Pack famous with a fresh, modern sound that introduces a new generation to Kue Dog’s unmistakable style.
Hear “Let’s Do Shots” here: