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Rapper Zoey Dollaz To Debut Port-au-Prince Mixtape

Zoey Dollaz Port au Prince
Miami’s very own rapper Zoey Dollaz will debut his song “Port-au-Prince” on the fourth of July at 5:09 p.m., a nod to Haiti’s area code. The song will feature ATL’s Future, Lil Durk, and Casey Veggies.

In an interview with the radio show “The Breakfast Club” earlier this year, the rapper spoke about being born in Miami, and being shipped off to Haiti during his early years, only to be sent for by his family during his childhood.

On the cover of the “Port-au-Prince” mixtape, Zoey Dollaz sits starring defiantly at his voyeurs. He’s wearing a stylish jacket and behind him are a stack of vintage television screens showing images from Haiti’s past.
Zoey Dollaz Port au Prince

One of the hottest breakout rappers of the year, Zoey Dollaz is on the Freebandz record label (Future’s label via Epic Records). After he blew up with his track “Blow a Check”, industry pundits were looking left and right to see who would snatch him first, and Future beat out everybody and got his boy…quick!

Check out the preview video of “Port-au-Prince”, in which the rapper spits in Haitian Creole and English.

Video via HipHopDX

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