Landon Cube's Career & Music

Landon Cube is a hip-hop artist, producer, and songwriter originally from Baltimore, Maryland. He has been on the music scene since 2015 and has already made a name for himself with his unique style and sound. His music has been featured in a number of popular films and television shows including The Purge, Power, and Netflix’s Stranger Things. He has also collaborated with a number of well-known artists such as XXXTENTACION and Lil Skies.

Early Life & Musical Influences

Landon first discovered his love of music at an early age. Growing up in Baltimore gave him access to a wide range of musical influences including soul, funk, hip-hop, and more. He was initially inspired by the likes of OutKast and Lauryn Hill before being influenced by the likes of Drake and Kanye West. He has said that he was drawn to hip-hop because of its ability to tell stories through beats and lyrics.

Breakthrough & Success

In 2016, Landon released his debut EP 'The Finesse'. It was well received by critics and fans alike, solidifying his status as an emerging talent in the hip-hop industry. He followed this up with the release of his debut album 'Cube World' in 2017 which charted in the Billboard 200 chart. He has since released several singles that have been met with critical acclaim.

Collaborations & Tours

In addition to his solo work, Landon has collaborated with other artists such as Lil Skies and XXXTENTACION. His collaboration with XXXTENTACION, titled 'Up Like An Insomniac', peaked at number 11 on the US Rap Charts in 2018. He has also performed live on several tours including the 2018 'Cube World Tour' which featured fellow hip-hop artist Kid Cudi.

Style & Sound

Landon's sound is heavily influenced by his love of soul music. He often combines soulful productions with hard-hitting rap verses to create catchy songs that draw on both classic and modern elements of hip-hop. His lyrics often deal with personal experiences such as heartbreak, loss, and growth. His style is often compared to that of Drake due to its melodic delivery and infectious hooks.