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From the first time I heard LNDN DRGS track "Feel" featuring Chuck Inglish, I've been completely hooked on this duo. There sound is different from most Hip Hop artist of today, with the sweet vocals from Jay Worthy and the fantastic producer Sean House. I'm always excited whenever they release a new project, be on the lookout for future releases.

The Smooth And Funky Sound Of LNDN DRGS

RAP SOUNDCLOUD SHIT

“P On the DRGS” available now on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/p-on-the-drgs/id1195997153?ls=1&app=itunes?at=1001l3Iq&app=itunes

P On the DRGS

LNDN DRGS
'The Time is Now' feat. Da$H

Vocals by Jay Worthy & Da$H
Produced by Sean House

LNDN DRGS 'The Time Is Now' feat. Da$H

LNDN DRGS 
'I Do This' feat. Alexander Spit

Vocals by Jay Worthy & Alexander Spit
Produced by Sean House

LNDN DRGS 'I Do This' feat. Alexander Spit

LNDN DRGS
'Harvey Keitel'

Vocals by Jay Worthy
Produced by Sean House

Watch the video here:
youtu.be/ggYju3IFm9w

LNDN DRGS 'Harvey Keitel'

Jay Worthy teams up with Sean House for the track "Uza Trikk" off their collaborative album, "LNDN DRGS."

Premiere: LNDN DRGS (Jay Worthy & Sean House) "Uza Trikk"

The new single from LNDN DRGS (Jay Worthy and Sean House).

LNDN DRGS ft. Chuck Inglish - "Feel"

Here's another joint for y'all...

When I was in Tel Aviv a few weeks ago I linked with the homie CohenBeats (soundcloud.com/cohenbeatsaredope).
While we were chillin' he played me a joint that had an ill intro on it, 
and I told him it would be a great fit for a remix of the Dirt joint off of 
Let It Go, my debut record from a few years back. 

He put it together and here you go.

DIRT. OhNo. ALC. Roc. CohenBeats Remix.

If you slept on Let It Go you still have time to wake up.

https://soundcloud.com/houseshoes/sets/let-it-go

Houseshoes - Dirt Feat. OhNo, The Alchemist, Roc Marciano(CohenBeats Remix)

wack loops coming soon...

s/o @konceptmyt & @flyanakin 

Koncept Jack$on - Honolulu Status [prod. Noah Rime$]

One of RVA's finest in his prime rappin about one of the most beautiful and talented women in the music industry. Enjoy and check him out @konceptJack$on

Va$htie- Koncept Jack$on

Let Me Be the 1 (feat. Earl Swavey)

Berius (feat. $ha Hef)

Codeine Fountains

Movin' Around (feat. G Perico)

The Professional


2012 was a crazy year... and album, that’s how hip-hop heads worldwide will remember it. Following in the footsteps of great DJ/Producer
and MC duos like Eric B. & Rakim and GangStarr, Statik Selektah & Termanology once again combine to form the powerhouse group
1982. The formula is perfected and  flawless as Statik crafts the perfect sonic landscapes for Term’s more mature and sophisticated delivery
- see the uplifting first single “Shining.”
Holding Term down on the microphone side of things are great guest spots from some of the hottest new talent in the game; Mac Miller,
Roc Marciano and Freddie Gibbs blend nicely with iconoclasts Bun B., Havoc of Mobb Deep and Lil Fame of M.O.P and Shawn Stockman
from Boyz 2 Men. 2012 has already garnered high praise as this month’s Source Magazine has given the full length it’s coveted
“Independent’s Day” column and XXL has a great review ready for it’s May 22nd issue. The duo will also hit the road in both the states and
abroad, April - July for full tour support of the album. 2012 will indeed be the year of 1982.
Termanology began making a name for himself with several highly acclaimed 12" singles. His big break came when DJ Premier blessed him
with one of his signature, scratch-laden beats. "Watch How It Go Down" instantly became an underground classic and with it Termanology
thrust himself onto hip-hop's international radar. The conscious hood anthem garnered the earnest MC tons of praise, landing him in The
Source's "Unsigned Hype" and XXL's "Show and Prove" columns. Term has recorded with hip-hop heavyweights such as Freeway, Sheek
Louch, The Alchemist, Pete Rock, Buckwild, Easy Mo Bee & Large Professor. Currently he is readying Fizzyology, his collaboration effort
with M.O.P.’s Fizzy Womack (aka Lil Fame).
Establishing his own spot amongst the ranks of East Coast hip-hop's seminal figures, DJ/producer Statik Selektah utilized his turntabling
skills and ingenuity in PR and promotions to break some of the region's most promising artists, bearing his own influence on the national
mixtape circuit. He has worked with Talib Kweli, Styles P, Consequence, Freeway, and Jadakiss (among many others); and most
importantly, the DJ became a major-player on the mixtape circuit as his releases with Nas, Q-Tip, John Legend, and Saigon received major
accolades and write-up’s. Statik dropped his first LP, Spell My Name Right in 2007, Stick 2 the Script in 2008, 100 Proof: The Hangover in
2010 and Population Control in 2011. Last year also saw him teaming up for projects with Action Bronson and Freddie Gibbs as well as a
full length masterpiece Straight, No Chaser with REKS earlier this year.


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LNDN DRGS
Vocals by Jay Worthy
Produced by Sean House