FL local (born/raised), bass music enthusiast, fan of all things geek and tech.

Crash landed...
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Designated Designer: vixsa.20k
https://thrillbeatzz.com

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Producer / DJ
Owner of 
QuarterGhost Productions ®
some tracks are temporarly private untill i fix a dispute with UMG message me if you need any assistance
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Credits: Future/21 Savage/Sonny Digital/Que/Money Boy/RondoNumbaNine/Cdai/Andy Mineo/Tink/Xavier Wulf/Young Throwback/Marcus Manchild/Key! & more

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Welcome to my page. Home of a large collection of Pokemon Hip-Hop/Trap based remixes. Hope you enjoy, peace!

Wassup SoundCloud Im DJ Young Monster Beatz  Im Big On YouTube Im Make Rap Beats Out Of Anything As A Hobby This Is My 2nd SoundCloud Account But I Was Useing Mobile I Couldent Post Stuff Like I Wanted To Lol But Now I Can All My Rap Beatz Are Free On Soundclound And My YouTube Channel Just Give Me Credit XD Busness Email monsterbeatz04@yahoo.com


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