Riot Ten & SAYMYNAME "Glocks (feat. Milano The Don)" OUT NOW on DIM MAK
Spotify: https://ffm.to/glocks/spotify | Apple Music: https://ffm.to/glocks/apple
iTunes: https://ffm.to/glocks/itunes | Beatport: https://ffm.to/glocks/beatport
Two dons of dubstep and hard trap (respectively), Riot Ten and Say My Name team up on "Glocks," a hyper-charged single featuring Milano the Don. Showing no mercy on the track, these two festival regulars produce stadium-booming drops and hype energy, uniting rail-breakers around the world.
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Milano The Don SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/milanothedon
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