Show Notes
Jay Worthy sits down with Chuck Dizzle Live & Direct to break down his long-awaited debut studio album Once Upon a Time. From Compton to Canada, Worthy shares his story, the relationships that shaped his career, and why this two-disc project is his most personal work yet.
In this conversation Home Grown conversation, Jay Worthy talks about: His Compton and Canadian roots, plus why he rarely listens to hip-hop. Forming LNDN DRGS with Sean House and building his sound off old-school soul & funk. The importance of organic relationships and why his stacked features come from love, not money. Collaborating with legends like DJ Quik, George Clinton, Freeway Rick Ross, and more. Turning a hobby into a career after 10 years of grinding independently. Catch the full conversation with Jay Worthy now and run up his new project Once Upon a Time.
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