The Lox

Follow The Lox through their Official App smarturl.it/TheLoxapp. Download the free THE LOX app now for a full album of music! No account setup is required – just install and listen to these original songs by THE LOX :

1.Bring It Back

2.Let’s Get it

3.Horror

4.All We Know

5.Footage

6.Survivor

7.Three Kings

8.Love me or Leave Me Alone

9.Talk About it

And More than that, THE LOX Music app also gives you :

• Listen to uninterrupted music online or offline

• Get real time artist updates in our alerts page

• Earn hearts for listening and redeem them for exclusive content

• Swipe photos up for the lyrics& left or right for more exclusive pics,Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, YouTube and a web browser too!

• Feed : The first artist-based social network with full audio support.

• Exclusive Emojis : Custom The Lox emoji for all chats, only for app users.

• Streaming: Create multi-sourced playlists with all the music you love.

• Exclusive Content : Pictures, ringtones and more, directly from your favorite The Lox.

• In-App Search : Do anything online without ever leaving the artist app.

• Fan Board : Check the top 20 app users. Are you the #1 fan?

• Requires Android 3 and up

• Superstars: Trade your Hearts for Superstars, boost your comments and be featured right next to your favorite artist posts, where everyone can see.

The LOX are back with a vengeance and living off experience gained since their early days in Yonkers, as you'll hear when you listen to "We Are the Streets 2" on their freeapp. It's a continuation of the raw sound they first laid down in those underground mix tapes 20 years ago, and it's setting them up for even bigger things to come.

Jason "Jadakiss" Phillips, David "Styles P" Styles, and Sean "SheekLouch" Jacobs first got together in high school, playing local shows and producing their own demos. They made their debut in 1994 on Main Source's "Set It Off" and eventually caught the ear of the "Queen of Hip Hop Soul," Mary J. Blige, who passed their demo to Sean "Puffy" Combs. Puffy signed them to a deal on his Bad Boy label and The LOX (stands for Living Off eXperience) were unleashed upon the world.

The LOX later managed to get out of their contract with Bad Boy and signed with Ruff Ryders/Interscope, who better fit their hardcore image. After 2000's "We Are the Streets," the trio went their separate ways for a while before collaborating with Wu-Tang Clan in 2012. That led to a resurgence that has culminated in "We Are the Streets 2."