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  1. What's good. I go by D'Vo, and I create experimental hip hop music. This track is called Butterflies from my recent album release, The Codex: Court Vision. The song is about the feeling you get when you are about to do something you love, and for me it's making music. Coalition DJ's Tennessee really was vibing with this track and the I thought you guys would feel the same. What are your thoughts? I would appreciate your feedback and promotion on your platform. God Bless, D'Vo The Codex: Court Vision Sample Instagram | Facebook | Twitter D'Vo One Sheet (2).pdf
  2. https://linktr.ee/lizardking00 https://www.instagram.com/lizardking_00 Whitney (Mastered with Thunder at 100pct) (2).wav
  3. Rhythm HB - Ride 4 U.mp3
  4. “I want to blend the genres I grew up with. I hate following the generic layout most songwriters follow. Black people get put into a box all too often. If you’re black, you get the “rapper” label so quick. I’d like to be part of the movement that breaks down those barriers.” Immigrating from Barbados to Scarborough, Toronto, BOYFRN wields a strong cultural and artistic heritage. At the age of 14, he picked up Tupac Shakur’s The Rose That Grew From Concrete; a move that ignited a deep-rooted urge within. Naturally quiet, BOYFRN continued in this inspiration, writing poetry as therapy and an expressive outlet. Poetry transformed into music, finding BOYFRN in makeshift studios, making connections with those who fostered his inherent talent. With the help of friends, BOYFRN honed his skills and created his own sound: a mix of deep, poetic rap and 90s pop [sounds]. He released his first single, “Nine Tails” in 2018, with “CRY” and “Come Down” following shortly thereafter. The year ahead is filled with production and execution, as BOYFRN prepares to release the work that’s developed over the last year. 702258A8-D4CE-492D-B646-C3F942A76524.MP4
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