Da$H & V Don Join Forces For "5 Deadly Venoms" Ft. Meechy Darko

New heat from Da$h and V Don.

BYAron A.Jul 16, 20192.7K Views

Over the last few weeks, Da$h has been teasing his new project with V Don. He released two singles with the producer, "No Shorts" which was co-produced with Kill and "Fangs" with Meechy Darko. Now, the two release their new project, 5 Deadly Venoms in its entirety. Although "No Shorts" doesn't make the cut, the two deliver a dreary five-track EP filled with sinister tales from the streets and grim production.

“This project was a very organic process,” said V Don about the project upon the release of "Fangs." “Each beat that V Don produced was a different style and it enabled me to viciously attack each track with different energies and cadences that complimented each one perfectly."

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