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Feb 19, 2018 57 min

Drain

from Family Ties Hosted by Crazy Hood Productions

Today’s episode is about Drain, a multi talented artist, producer and photographer. He’s one of the founding members of Da All, OG Crazy Hood Member and Photographer on the Drink Champs show. Listen, as he shares his story, from living overseas where he first discovered hip-hop, to meeting a group of individuals that would form an alliance that represented Kendall and the Miami Hip Hop Culture. Always authentic, always CRAZY. "Family Ties Podcast" is a Crazy Hood Productions. This Episode is produced by DJ EFN and JAE HAVANA. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Family Ties Podcast - "A Playlist Inspired By Season 1: A Crazy Hood Story" Listen Here: Spotify Apple Podcast ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Theme Music: "South-West" is by DJ EFN (feat, MC Eiht, Blu and Kam) with production by The Guild. "South-West" is from the album "Another Time" by DJ EFN Music From Crazy Hood Productions: https://crazyhoodproductions.bandcamp.com/music ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Official Crazy Hood Website: www.CrazyHood.com Drink Champs: www.DrinkChamps.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Music From DA ALL (Aka Da Alliance) "Who's Crazy?" - https://crazyhoodproductions.bandcamp.com/album/whos-crazy

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