Taz Forte alway finding diffrent way to be diffrent
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Taz Forte a American hiphop artist and songwriter out of Atlanta ,Ga came from nothing turning nothing into something growing up I lived all around Atlanta from zone 1-6 I went to every school around the city I did music kinda my whole life but I start taking music seriously putting out Mixtapez in 2015 my first mixtape I ever dropped was "1800" that's when I realize music was for me cause the song came to me easily. My second mixtape I drop was "just for tonight" at the time I moved to Dallas tx and lived there for 4 years and right now I'm back in Atlanta ga where I'm from to further my career I just drop two albums in 2020 "not sorry" and "Hometeam" right now I'm continuing recording and getting prepared for another album soon.
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