Alex Isley brings Snoop Dogg into the world of “Westside” with a new version released on November 13.
The collaboration arrives through Free Lunch Records and Warner Records. Apple Music credits Isley and Snoop Dogg together on the single.
This is a new chapter for an existing song. The original “Westside” appeared on Isley’s When the City Sleeps, and a stripped version followed in September. The Snoop collaboration continues that rollout rather than marking the song’s first release.
The Music Universe describes the remix as a celebration of Los Angeles, with Snoop adding neighborhood references to Isley’s hometown perspective. Its account highlights keys and funk guitar, placing the collaboration within a distinctly West Coast setting.
The two performers have crossed paths before: both appeared on Dinner Party’s “Luv U.” That connection gives this release shared history beyond the appeal of a new guest appearance.
Isley’s official website names the new version “Westside (with Snoop Dogg)” and links to a dedicated streaming page. Listeners seeking this collaboration should select that release rather than the earlier solo recording.
Listen through Alex Isley’s official release page or the new Apple Music single.
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