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#DontSleep! on Andrew Davis II



Feels so good, putting the people on something Official. Thats exactly what this man Andres Davis II is. Hailing from Hartford, CT, he currently calls Chicago his home & will be an asset to the budding hip-hop scene here. His track "My Dream" is an inspirational look into his life, and if success was talent based (We know its not)  Mr. Davis would've been there already. Take a few minutes out of your time and enjoy some real Hip-Hop.


If you feeling it, stay in tune with Andrew Davis

Let him know who put you on!


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  1. I effin' love this post!!! Great piece!!! Ya'll better stay wit it Andrew Davis II is going places!!!

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  2. Booking email: christina.matherne@gmail.com
    Artist EPK: http://www.artistecard.com/AndrewDavisII

    Catch all the latest music, gigs, etc w/ Andrew Davis II on all his social networking sites:
    http://www.twitter.com/AndrewDavisII
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    http://www.youtube.com/AndrewDavisII
    http://www.myspace.com/AndrewDavisII
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