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Roshan Jamrock

Roshan Jamrock, K-Town Clan

14-Oct-16 21:00

Roshan Jamrock

This man here has certainly come very far from just being winners of a competition in 2005. Since their victory, they have won awards (Two Thank You For Existing Awards in VIMA), and opened for names like Lil Jon. One of the K-Town clan members and producer of their music, Roshan Jamrock joins us to tell how how it has been for him in his career in music.


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