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Reach Records' First Lady Announces Engagement #newreleasetoday



This week, Reach Records' only female artist Wande announced her engagement to long-term boyfriend Darius Dees. The two have dated for nearly six years, and Dees is a 2018 graduate of the University of Texas at Austin. 

"What a thing to be in love, so exciting." Wande posted on social media along with a picture of her engagement ring. Earlier this year, 116 released a song called "Still 40 Deep" which featured Wande, alongside Reach Records artist Hulvey. 

The video has already garnered over 80,000 views on YouTube and is available to stream now wherever you get your music! 

You can also share your congratulations with Wande and Darius on their engagement now on social media![...]

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