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Mixtape: Law Tha Dragon & Bobby Beatz Presents: Family Ties (@law_tha_dragon)

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 Law Tha Dragon got the fam together for a collab effort with Bobby Beatz entitled "Family Ties".
 Law has a great explanation for how the idea for this project and we will share it with you below. Right now you should press play and enjoy this 8 track gift right before Christmas and tell a friend to tell a friend

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I had a chance to rap for sway and they posted it on his youtube page. I had pretty good feedback in the comments which led Bobby Beatz to inbox me saying how he wanted to work with me. Then he later tells me he's 16 and im the 1st rapper to actually record to his beats. So I came up with the crazy idea to release a compilation mixtape full of artist who i consider family in this music journey of mines. Also it has sentimental value because its being released on the 5 year anniversary of my very 1st project "Fresh Start". I really hope you guys enjoy and im going into 2018 strong. Sincerely yours Big Drago. Rest in Peace King Koncrete City
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