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IDK Checks In With Angie Ange About His Role In The “Basketball County: In The Water” Documentary

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By BreAnna Holmes, DMV Music
| WKYS-FM (Silver Spring, MD) Verified
PG COUNTY REPRESENT! Angie Ange had a great chat about IDK’s role as music supervisor, composer, and narrator on Kevin Durant’s documentary ‘Basketball County: The Water’ that will air on Showtime May 15th at 9pm. He also talks about putting together an all-star PG county collab ‘495’ with Rico Nasty, Big Flock, Young Manny, Big Jam, and the OG Weensey of Backyard Band.
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Miss Kaniyah and Big Flock Link Up For “Invest Freestyle” Video

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By DMV Music
| WKYS-FM (Silver Spring, MD) Verified
Source: Miss Kaniyah / Miss Kaniyah Miss Kaniyah is bringing good vibes and A lot of energy during this Quarantine! As the first single off her debut EP, Love It or Hate It, Miss Kaniyah is back with a song and video entitled “Invest Freestyle feat. Big Flock”. Source: Radio One D.C. / Radio One Digital Miss Kaniyah starts off the record and lyrically shows a different side than most of her fans are used to hearing.
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Who Put on Who? – The Battle of DMV Artists, DJs, and Everyone Else In Between

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By DMV Music
| WKYS-FM (Silver Spring, MD) Verified
Source: Brian Stukes / On-SitePhotos.com One of Earth’s oldest arguments and questions is, “Which came first, the Chicken or the Egg?” Or in terms of hip-hop, “Who came first, the dj or the rapper?” Or more importantly, “Who put on who? The dj or the rapper?” These broad questions have sparked debates in lunch-rooms, offices, or more often now during quarantine at the world’s biggest water-cooler, Twitter.
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