King Los – How It Goes

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King Los How It Goes

King Los How It Goes

King Los is out with a new tune titled ‘How It Goes’ which features R&B singer-songwriter Arin Ray and is produced by Cardiak & Hitmaka. King Los is prepping the release of a new project titled The 410 Survival Kit which we can expect in the next few weeks.

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