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Reflections

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	1.	Fix Yo Face 01:49		buy track
	2.	Say I DO 01:38		buy track
	3.	Four Ever 01:16		buy track
	4.	Detroit 01:57		buy track

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Shoutout to Johnathan Hulett

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released September 25, 2020

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No. 22 Miami, Florida

Senior Vibe Director. A Miami-based hip hop producer with a passion for chopping samples and mangos

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