Tag: Tasha LaRae
Tasha LaRae and Larry Espinosa – Something Special
Artistrack brings to you ‘Something Special’ by Tasha LaRae and Larry Espinosa
Tasha LaRae &
Larry Espinosa
“Something Special”
Produced by Larry Espinosa
Written by Tasha LaRae, Larry Espinosa,...
Tasha LaRae – This Masquerade
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Tasha LaRae
“This Masquerade”
Written by Leon Hill
Published by Skyhill Publishing Company Inc. (BMI)
Produced by Dee Wiz and Jordache V. Grant
Vocals Performed by Tasha LaRae
Mastered by...
Tasha LaRae and Jihad Muhammad – Till You Get There
This critically acclaimed tune from Tasha LaRae’s album has finally been released as a single! “Till You Get There,” produced by Jihad Muhammad, is...
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