Adam Reverie - February 17th

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After bringing in his 30th birthday yesterday Detroit native Adam Reverie reflects a bit on those variables that impact his life most at the big 3-0. 'February 17th' starts with conversation with his incarcerated father about getting job security until his rap career takes off. Reverie journeys into his thoughts of not completing college and failing to receive his degree, to turning 30, finding love and a array of thought provoking topics. The heartfelt 'February 17th' is produced by 20yr old Brooklyn native  Dre-1 beats.

***Thanks Adam Reverie for sending*** 

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