ByAdilColombian rapper Oblivion’s Mighty Trash just made his debut on the super-sleek music platform COLORS. He performed “NAZARIO,” a smooth and sharp track from his upcoming album that’s being touted as a cool blend of soulful grit and clever wordplay.
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