Name: Didn't Forget by Antonio Breez
Duration: 1 min 30 s
Description: follow @antoniobreez on all platforms. " I DIDNT FORGET" OUT NOW ON ALL PLATFORMS

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follow @antoniobreez on all platforms. " I DIDNT FORGET" OUT NOW ON ALL PLATFORMS

Didn't Forget

one of the song of tupac which i do like him..please baby bon cry 

2Pac - Baby Don't Cry (Instrumental) (2)

01 Supastar LT Feat (Fat Trel)  Let It Be  StreetMix

Produced by IAMB & Soko ATL

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KEYS (PROD.IAMB)

Advancing from the success of his debut album, “The Convocation “ ; Hip Hop Artist Antonio Breez is back with another ballad. With “ From The Slums” produced by Sean “Synthsei” Alexander, and Kazi Beatz,  AB gives us our first taste  of his new album “TMN” which is going to be released in three installments in 2017.  “This record isn’t a direction the fans are going to be used to; but I’m excited to see how they react to it” says Antonio.  In “From The Slums”, Antonio puts recollections of living in poverty in East New York , Brooklyn as a child into lyric. This concept is especially emphasized in the artwork designed by Antonio himself, depicting himself as a child on the very street he and his family lived on, surrounded by childlike drawings Antonio made to represent the norms he was exposed to during the infancy of his life.

From The Slums (Prod. by Synthsei &Kazi)

No Way(Prod.by Bankroll Got It)

Antonio Breez is back with yet another single. This is the first off of his upcoming album " The Migration Narrative 2" . Follow @Antoniobreez

Plug Call Prod. By MVA Beats

VIDEO: https://youtu.be/WlCg0wggRCo

Boston-based rapper Antonio Breez pays homage to one of his heroes with the new video for “2PAC,” which finds the rising artist spitting crazy braggadocio over a flip of Pac classic, “Hail Mary.”

Over the past several years, Breez has built a strong following with the release of wholly original material (like 2017’s great 'The Migration Narrative') and clever new takes on legendary material like “2PAC.” And to continue building anticipation for the second 'Migration Narrative,' which is due May 30th, he shares this Kountdown-produced take on “Hail Mary” that was actually played for him by Hip-Hop godfather Erick Sermon.

For the track’s visuals, director Pen Pushas takes us on colorful journey through Breez’s verses, which include slick edits of the emcee delivering his rhymes and stunting in front of his JEEP. The color changes are particularly arresting, and somehow inject even more life into this already-lively single from the 23-year-old artist whose style—and highly quotable wordplay (that Whitey Bulger line!)—is all his own.

Check out the visuals, and mark your calendars for the May 30th release of 'The Migration Narrative 2,' which becomes available through all major digital retailers and streaming platforms via Gituff Entertainment. 

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• Twitter: https://twitter.com/AntonioBreez
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• Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/antoniobreez
• Spotify: http://bit.ly/SpotifyAntonioBreez

The Migration Narrative 2

2PAC (prod. by Kountdown) *Video Link in Description!

Antonio Breez is back with his 3rd full length album, " The Migration Narrative 2". Follow on all social media platforms and music streaming platforms

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As a teen Antonio first gained notoriety from his single “ Wet” which premiered on MTV, VH1, CMT, and BET and gained support of Hip Hop media sites such as Hip Hop DX, and Vibe Magazine. After releasing his first album The Convocation of Antonio Breez[6] following the release of his single Wet he went on to release his second album The Migration Narrative and The Migration Narrative 2[7] which earned him guidance of Hip Hop legend Erick Sermon of EPMD , Jazzy Joyce of Hot 97 FM, and Jasper Cameron of the infamous street love camp.  Antonio even  received a hats off from his cities own NEW EDITION, when the group took to social media to support his visual “ No way” off of the migration narrative album[8]

Although Antonio taught himself the basics of audio engineering and recording , music has always run deep in his roots. He was inspired by his Uncle who is a musician signed to Rolex, and is a Garifuna music icon named Aurelio Martínez[9]. Antonio learned the art of Hip Hop from his step father who had been an upcoming artist in Brooklyn, Ny in the 1990s

Didn't Forget

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