aye bro! so hard, luving dis!! you can submit ur song for more exposure, link is in bio. keep making more music!

That Yo Girl (feat. TNT & Die Rude)

As we all strive to be different I felt that it was only right to pay homage to one of the living greats that came before me.

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C2YD DThree PRETENDERS

Working under the name Den Den So Relentless, Mississippi rapper Den emerged in the 2010’s with a trilogy of underground mixtapes, “Runnin On E” [2010], “Game of Love  ” [2011], and “Gone” [2012]. The Hattiesburg native’s innovative blend of Southern Hip Hop and new-school R&B was a hit with listeners, allowing him to quickly build up a small but loyal fanbase on DatPiff.com. But despite his early success, Den never planned to release more than three mixtapes. He decided to step away from music after the release of “Gone” to attend college full-time. In 2015, disaster struck - Den lost everything important to him, including his home. To continue school he worked two full-time jobs, sleeping between classes or during lunch breaks. He graduated later that year, but he practically worked himself to death in the process - In 2016, Den was involved in an accident that almost cost him his life. His near-death experience taught him an important lesson: life can be over in just the blink of an eye. He decided to start living instead of existing. After spending some time travelling alone, he eventually found his way back to music. After a seven-year hiatus, and with a new, mononymous stage name, Den made his official return in December 2019 with the R&B-infused single “Start Over”. He released a follow-up track one month later titled “That Yo Girl”, a Southern club anthem featuring TNT and Die Rude. His third single, “Let Me Talk” is set to release in February 2020.

That Yo Girl (feat. TNT & Die Rude)

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