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P.S.P. (Please Stop Playin')

by MellWood and Pyro

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The first single from the upcoming album "The Circle" by HeatStroke
Produced by Pyro. Recorded in 2011

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released April 6, 2013
Produced by Pyro
Recorded in 2011

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heatstroke Lexington, Kentucky

Pyro.
MellWood.
Will.
Kafeen.
N-Ergy.
Tori Koerner.
TripSev.
Tee.
Heatstroke.

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