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RELIC aka Rel McCoy Toronto, Ontario
Award winning emcee / producer.
Alternative East Coast Boom Bap at it's
finest.
check out www.relmccoy.com
hit up -
holler@relmccoy.com
for info / bookings /features /beats and more!
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