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Street Groovin' Pt. II

Aug 11 2007 | BPM: 72 | Producer: hala-X
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Funky horn sample and chorus with slow ridin drums.

Moods: Happy, Soulful
Genres: Underground

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16 Feedback to “Street Groovin' Pt. II”

  1. pg slot https://pgzaa.com - pgzaa.com

  2. I rocked a verse on this,peep

    http://www.divshare.com/download/15424283-cad

  3. awesome as always

  4. i just wanna know what she say in this beat !!!


    @xachrafx,

    out on the street… out on the street…
    boys playing games.. changin their names.. rollin tricks.. gettin their kicks..
    ohhh..


  5. thats sweet 5/5

  6. fuckin love it baby

  7. i like this beat

  8. damnnn love this joint…. good shit bro keep it up 5/5

  9. another killer here. i agree with nate on the slantize being the best, but i completely disagree with him on this being wack. this is the craziest ive heard on the ville yet.

    5 star (and ur catchin up to slantize hala)

  10. Daaaaaaam i love it

  11. Ok honestly I think slantize is the best on this site cause he barely ever drops a beat where people say it sucks or its wack he always drops something good and honestly in my oppinon this beat and chorus is retarded man this is the type a shit that I refuse to listen to I like all types of music but this nah man THIS IS WACK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  12. Cam’Ron feat.Eve would kill it

  13. No question, hala-X is the sickest. Everyone else on this site is good at what they do, but hala’s always original and always hot.

  14. this shit is sick duu

  15. this some soul


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