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Mixtape: Gold Haze - Hope You Understand (@GoldxHaze)

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Gold Haze has been a busy guy all 2017 and its befitting that he ends it on high note. "Hope You Understand" is his life and visions manifested into music and packaged for mass consumption. Haze described his efforts on this project waaay better than I ever could so check it out

so here we are...if you've been with me since the beginning thank you for every listen, repost, etc ANY ounce of support. The title of this project is called "Hope You Understand" because throughout my life i battled with doubt, depression, & acceptance of others...but no longer. 5 years into making beats, i finally decided to fully create my own vision to each of em for a entire project. This project would not be possible without the executive producer, Darrion Jackson. Thank you forever my brother for everything! Can't Lose featured RV$'s FLEX & the intro is produced by my brother TRPHY. So i hope you all enjoy & Enjoy the new year. Be safe!!! Love forever - Gold Haze
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