Rodney Hazard & Gio Dee Link Up For The "Soul To Keep" Video

HNHH PREMIERE! Rodney Hazard recruits Gio Dee for his new video, "Soul To Keep."

BYAron A.May 16, 20181494 Views

Brooklyn's Rodney Hazard has been making a name for himself over the years. A lot of people are probably familiar with him through his connection to A$AP Mob. He produced the majority of A$AP TyY's project, Best Kept Secret. He's also put people on notice with his NVRSLEEP party series. He's kept himself incredibly busy throughout the year so far. He released his album Saint Or Savage a few months back which hailed features from Nessly, Meyhem Lauren and Ro Ransom. Today, he unleashes his new video for "Soul To Keep" featuring Boston's Gio Dee for an exclusive HNHH premiere.

Rodney Hazard returns with his latest visual for "Soul Top Keep" off his latest project, Saint Or Savage. The producer taps Gio Dee for assistance on the track. Aside from producing the single, Hazard also co-directed the video as well.

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