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February 24, 2010 Music » Listening with...

Kooley High

The Raleigh rap group takes on ringtones, reggae and Radiohead

by Spencer Griffith

Just east of downtown Raleigh, Kooley High producer Thomas "Foolery" Kevin has been moving furniture and crates of records out of his house all day. As his hip-hop crew prepares to hit the road for a pair of college shows before catching…

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