Ringtone Matstubs ft CHAINAW HUEY | en
1. Huey is a insane instrumental band from São Paulo, Brazil.
HUEY is:
Rato: Drums
Dane El: Guitars
Vina: Guitars
Minoru: Guitars
Vellozo: Bass
More info:
info@hueyband.com
facebook.com/hueyband
hueyband.bandcamp.com
twitter.com/hueyband
youtube.com/hueyband
2. Lawrence Franks, Jr. (born September 12, 1988), better known by his stage name Huey is an American rapper from St. Louis, Missouri. He is currently signed to Jive Records. "Pop, Lock & Drop It" is his debut single from the album Notebook Paper.
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All music (soon to be) downloadable @ http://annoyingringtone.bandcamp.com
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