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Independent Hip Hop Artist: IMPULSS

Filed Under (Emcees) by FuNkwoRm on 11-11-2009

Tagged Under : emcee, New Orleans

Unsigned Independent hip hop artist, Impulss is doing his part to show that New Orleans has diversity in it’s hip hop sound. He proves that with this dope hip hop single and video, “Do It’ feat. Prince Po.

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APeriod said...

yo id love to get together on a track with you sometime we have similar taste. holla bro

Posted on 16 Nov 2009 at 10:16 pm (Quote)

Anonymous said...

wack biting mf doom on the cold as a witch tit shit

Posted on 20 Nov 2009 at 9:03 pm (Quote)

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