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Aug 3, 2012 37 min

NetQast.com Beat Smoke August 2, 2012

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Beat, rhymes and life provide the basis for the music in this podcast and are a necessity for the artists featured. The Beat Smoke artist submitted podcast features Hip Hop from some of the most prolific MC's in the game today. Beat Smoke, because where there's that smoke, there's that fire! Episode Featured Artists August 2, 2012: Arty McFly J is Authentic J.R. and Jae Slow Ronnie Run N.B. B.O.M.B. God's Anointed Soldiers Dutchie Black Milk Click Here For Our weekly Podcasts: http://bit.ly/wzsNOY Join the other avid music fans who have become members of www.NetQast.com and receive our free weekly podcasts, give feedback on the music we feature and discover the artists you are so passionate about including in your personal sound track of life. Discover Artists, Discover Music, Discover Your Rhythm

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