If you’ve been looking for a song to kick you into high gear, DZOL’s Go Out And Get It might just be it. Released in late 2023, this track has quickly made its mark in the hip-hop scene, reaching number three on the DJ Digital Chart and going toe-to-toe with artists like Cardi B and Drake. But it’s not just about the rankings—it’s a reflection of grit, resilience, and the drive for success, a message that really hits home.
The production, helmed by Grammy-nominated producer Sam Peezy, is slick and dynamic. There’s an urgency to the rhythm that mirrors the song’s theme of chasing dreams without hesitation. It’s one of those tracks that makes you want to move—not just physically but mentally, pushing you to take action. Whether you’re in a club or grinding away at your goals, this song provides the perfect soundtrack.
DZOL’s voice—a deep, commanding baritone—carries a weight that makes every lyric hit harder. There’s no fluff here; every word feels deliberate, as though he’s speaking directly to you. The lyrics reflect his own journey, filled with roadblocks and challenges that he refused to let define him. “I’ve experienced so many roadblocks; but stayed the course and maneuvered every curve and slippery slope,” DZOL says about his path. That authenticity shines through in every line of the song.
Born Terry Rice Sr., he grew up in Baltimore, a city that has shaped much of his music. His early life was anything but easy, but he found solace—and purpose—in hip-hop. Inspired by legends like Tupac Shakur and Biggie Smalls, DZOL began writing lyrics that reflected his reality: the struggles of inner-city life, the hustle to make it out, and the pride of staying true to one’s roots.
Discovered by Sharon Ford, founder of We Rollin’ Records, back in 2004, DZOL has spent years refining his skills. His journey has taken him from recording demos with Jeezy to opening for acts like Migos and Ja Rule. Along the way, he’s worked with some of the industry’s best producers and engineers, including Don Vito and Kenny Mixx. But Go Out And Get It feels like a culmination of all those experiences—a track that encapsulates who DZOL is as an artist and as a person.
The song’s message is simple yet powerful – success doesn’t come to those who wait. You have to go out and get it. It’s for anyone who has ever felt stuck or doubted their ability to achieve their dreams. The lyrics are relatable, touching on themes of perseverance and self-belief. “Dreams come true with a lot of patience, perseverance, and faith,” DZOL says—a sentiment echoed throughout the track.
Since its release, Go Out And Get It has resonated with fans across social media platforms. With over 771,000 Facebook ad views and nearly 200,000 Spotify followers as of early 2025, DZOL is indeed connecting with listeners around the world.
And yet, despite its success, Go Out And Get It doesn’t feel like a departure from DZOL’s roots—it feels like an evolution. His earlier tracks under the name Pimp Dzol, like “Turnt Up” and “I Rocks,” were all about high-energy, club-ready vibes that got the crowd moving. But with this latest single, he’s added a new layer to his music: depth. It’s not just about making something that sounds good—it’s about creating something that actually means something.
As for what’s next? DZOL has hinted at an unreleased EP produced by Sam Peezy that promises more of the same authenticity and energy we’ve come to expect from him. While there’s no official release date yet, fans are already buzzing with anticipation.
Listening to Go Out And Get It, it’s easy to see why DZOL is on the rise. He reminds that no matter how tough things get, there’s always a way forward—as long as you’re willing to chase it.
