Larry June & Lex Luger Team Up On "Trap Larry"

Larry June and Lex Luger team up for a quick four-track EP.

BYAron A.May 16, 20194.4K Views

Lex Luger's been relatively quiet in recent years after making some of the biggest hits of this decade such as "H.A.M." by Kanye and Jay-Z, among many others. He had a major hand in shaping the sound of trap music but unfortunately, an issue with substance abuse derailed his career. Last year, he teased a new collab with Azealia Banks which we've yet to receive. While we're hoping he makes a major comeback in 2019, he returns with a new collaborative project with Larry June.

Larry June and Lex Luger have blessed fans with a short four track EP titled, Trap June. The project is entirely produced by Lex Luger while Larry June flexes his bars. It's a dope little collaborative joint between the two which hopefully sparks more collabs between the two.

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