Torch and Gunplay from the Triple C's of Rick Ross's Maybach Music

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CEO of New York based Specialyst Entertainment and co-founder of Coral City Cartel. Torch represents one fourth of the rap group Triple C with Def Jam/ Maybach Music's Rick Ross, Gun Play and Young Breed. With Triple C's highly anticipated 2009 album Custom Cars and Cycles landing on Billboard Charts Top 200, #2 Hip Hop/ Rap Album, turning conflict into currency with his controversial thought provoking lyrics Torch continues to blaze trails throughout the music industry

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