Dha Beggining marks the official introduction of Boleggz as a powerful voice in Southern underground hip-hop. Released in 2015 through Velt Boy ENT and Dammit Boy Productions, the album captures the raw reality, ambition, pain, loyalty, and survival mentality that define Louisiana street culture.

Built around gritty storytelling and authentic independent-artist energy, the project moves between aggressive street records, personal reflections, hustler anthems, and emotionally driven tracks. Songs like “My Life,” “Money on My Mind,” “Real,” and “Damaged Memories” showcase Boleggz’s ability to balance street realism with personal vulnerability while maintaining a strong Southern rap identity.

The album’s sound combines classic underground mixtape influence with cinematic Southern production, creating a dark but motivational atmosphere throughout the project. With features from artists connected to the independent underground scene and a visual identity rooted in real-life experiences, Dha Beggining represents more than a debut album — it serves as the foundation of Boleggz’s artistic legacy and independent grind.

Containing 13 tracks and running just over 51 minutes, the release stands as a snapshot of independent Southern hip-hop during the mid-2010s era, carrying the spirit of street DVDs, underground mixtapes, regional storytelling, and grassroots music culture into the streaming generation.