Nod to Hip Hop! 4 Hot Indie Artists Guest Host Max Crowe!

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Some great Indie Hip Hop Artists. I had 6 picked out but 2 did not get back with me in time. So I will have to play them next time! Up now I have 2 artists from my home town Atlanta, GA! First, Rocboi!With the track 'Pill' http://www.reverbnation.com/hoodmetalmusic Then we have Angelina! http://www.reverbnation.com/angelinamusicworldwide Then from Ohio it's Anthony B. http://www.reverbnation.com/Anthonybmusik And last but certainly not least in my nod to Hip Hop is Mysterio from New York! http://www.reverbnation.com/mysterio Big Thanks to the host Max Crowe! This Episode was produced & hosted by Max Crowe his links below! rocklandstreetprojects.com https://soundcloud.com/max-crowe https://www.facebook.com/screenwriter.maxcrowe

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