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Cozz – Hustla’s Story Ft Kendrick Lamar | DOWNLOAD MP3
Cozz performs onstage during the Real 92.3 Real Show at The Forum on Nov. 18, 2017 in Inglewood, Calif. It appears that Dreamville is ready to get 2018 started on a high note with the release of Cozz’s debut album, Effected. Early Monday morning (Feb. 5), the Los Angeles lyricist unveiled the track list for his forthcoming project via Instagram.
The 14-track album boasts several marquee names, including J. Cole and Kendrick Lamar, but on different tracks. Dreamville’s commander-in-chief will appear on “Zendaya,” while Lamar will make his presence felt on the album’s second song “Hustla’s Story.” Cozz has already kept his fans fed with a slew of releases.
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