Support Those That Support You's Wall – July 2023 Archive (2)

[Exclusive] Dap Daniel Embraces The Basics On "Fine Wine"





Dap Daniel's latest song "Fine Wine" is a back-to-basics hip-hop track infused with the distinct flavor of Richmond, California, and the Bay Area. The song captures the essence of the region's hip-hop culture, incorporating elements that pay homage to the area's unique sound and style. With his skillful lyricism, Dap Daniel delivers an authentic and engaging rap… Continue

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[Exclusive] Experience A Mind-Blowing High With Mike Gino's Pink Runtz Record





“Pink Runtz” is a vibrant and electrifying party anthem by Mike Gino, an artist originally hailing from Chicago’s west side but now residing in the Twin Cities area of Minnesota. This high-energy track combines a lively atmosphere with a laid-back vibe, making it perfect for both turning up the volume and chilling out with some smoke.…



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Added by Support Those That Support You on July 14, 2023 at 11:13pm — No Comments

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