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On his Apple Music 1 show, UK DJ and producer Charlie Sloth invites the freshest names in the game to deliver Fire in the Booth freestyles, as he taps play on the latest hip-hop heat. Charlie Sloth Rap Show airs Saturday at 12 p.m. LA, 3 p.m. NY, 8 p.m. LDN.

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UK DJ and producer Charlie Sloth invites the freshest names in the game to deliver Fire in the Booth freestyles, as he taps play on the latest hip-hop heat.

18/01/2019

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On his Apple Music 1 show, UK DJ and producer Charlie Sloth invites the freshest names in the game to deliver Fire in the Booth freestyles, as he taps play on the latest hip-hop heat. Charlie Sloth Rap Show airs Saturday at 12 p.m. LA, 3 p.m. NY, 8 p.m. LDN.