London Jae Releases New Project "King Of Hearts"

London Jae drops off his latest mixtape.

BYAron A.Mar 03, 20193.3K Views

It feels like it's been a minute since we heard anything from London Jae in a minute but thankfully, he's back with some new music. Jae dropped off new project King Of Heartz this week, his first project in nearly a year. The rapper holds down the entire project on his own without a single feature in sight. It's another excellent project from London Jae. We hope that he has more up his sleeve for the year.

Last year, London Jae released the project, Gunz & Roses which featured appearances from Travis Scott, T.I., Kehlani and more. He also dropped off the project No Basic last year.

Peep London Jae's latest project below and keep your eyes peeled for more music from the rapper in the coming future.

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