Done Thinking, by Handles

Done Thinking

by Handles

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1.	Done Thinking (prod.by Astronote) 03:53	download
2.	Tape Rock feat. Mass (prod.by HitWorld Music Group) 03:55	download
3.	FRESH (prod.by Best Kept Secret) 03:48	download
4.	Speakers On Blast 03:18	download
5.	Monsta (prod.by Best Kept Secret) 03:13	download
6.	It's Like That (prod.by D.R.U.G.S) 03:01	download
7.	Pain & Progression feat. A.Driver, Intalek & Carnage45 (prod.by Flawless Tracks) 07:16	download
8.	Take Ya Time feat. Kartel Kobain & Satasha M (prod.by Flawless Tracks) 02:55	download
9.	Hurt Me feat. Rob McCoy (prod.by Kajmir Royale) 03:31	download
10.	Music vs Women vs Men feat. Jazzarae & Sanura (prod.by Best Kept Secret) 04:38	download
11.	Whip Game feat. Bobby Capri (prod.by D.R.U.G.S) 03:24	download
12.	He say, She say, I say (remix) feat. Kay Flow (prod.by SmilesTF1) 04:45	download
13.	Lifestyle (J.Cardim) 03:31	download
14.	90s Love (prod.by Astronote) 02:37	download
15.	M.ind O.ver M.atter (Bonus) 03:25	download

about

Handles linked up with DJ Suss-One of Power105.1 to host this CRAZY mixtape title Done Thinking, which is the last installment to the Thinking Ahead series. Giving you that raw 90's feel with alittle new school thrown in there with the dope lyrical content and substance that will for sure keep your attention. Coming from a small place (Eastern Shore, VA), he's showing you that talent and well skilled individuals can be found anywhere!

featuring: Mass, A.Driver, Intalek, Carnage45, Kartel Kobain, Satasha M., Rob McCoy, Jazzarae, Sanura, Bobby Capri & Kay Flow.

Hip Hop is Love so spread it...ENJOY!

@Handles757
@DJSUSSONE

For booking: Tiffany Mahaley - mahaleyxl@gmail.com or Mr. Forbes - 757.639.2204

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released December 31, 2012

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Handles Accomac, Virginia

Flooding airwaves with a lyrically incising set of bars that you not only bob your head in unison to, but mentally commend him for his perpetual ambition. While many rappers in their adolescent 20’s struggle to locate the adjectives in their minds to express the emotions of their verses, he's proving to listeners both young and old how set apart he is from the social stigma of rappers today. ... more