Good Day Miami Mix
Had to get away again. No, not mad about it, I love hitting the road. I just hate the in-between stuff. For instance, flights, cabs and lines. Or living on the tarmac sometimes at JFK. Once you get past that and are on to your destination, life is all good again. And I can’t be mad once I land in Miami. Yes, one of my favorite spots to be. I’ve been here since Monday. I have a party tonight at Voodoo Miami with my boy Dj Fiyahvibez1. Come out if you’re in Miami. Hit up my Instagram @krazydjbazarro.
It’s Wednesday, still have to bring you that World Hip Hop mix. Got some treats for you. You know how we do. Shoutout to everybody who’s always on the check-in. Plus I would like to give a big R.I.P shoutout to Nipsey Hussle. Just sad man, real sad. This show’s dedicated to Nip. Let’s go!!
- Shumba Youth & Leo Samson - Check it Out
- Napoleon Da Legend - Soap
- El Presidente ft. Micxsic & Aja Lorraine - We Will Rise
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