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Diz Gibran – Dark End of The Street

  • June 18, 2009
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Diz Gibran's album Soon You'll Understand is getting some serious acclaim, and I felt it necessary to throw up this track after I saw it went up. Diz and L.A. producer Moonshine put out "Soon You"ll Understand" due to backing from fashion and lifestyle line Crooks & Castles, and this new single was also produced by Moonshine.

Give it up for Diz Gibran and Moonshine, this song is ill. Like, whoa. I'm gonna throw a bone too and post up a link to get "Soon You'll Understand" too. Get it, listen to it, thank me later.

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Download: Diz Gibran – Dark End of The Street (prod. Moonshine)

Dowload: Soon You'll Understand

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