Landon Sears

Landon Sears

Landon Sears (born January 30, 1997) is a multi-platinum American singer, rapper, songwriter, musician, and producer raised in Danville, Kentucky, and based out of Nashville, Tennessee. He is most recognized for his work on Bren Joy's "Sweet" in 2019, which has accumulated over 16,167,691 streams on Spotify, as of May 19, 2023. Sears has additionally gained recognition through his work as a songwriter and composer for South Korean acts such as Kang Daniel, CIX, NCT Dream and NCT DoJaeJung. NCT DoJaeJung's "Perfume", co-written by Sears, peaked at number 4 on the South Korean single charts. Sears's credits on Kang Daniel's EP, Yellow earned him his first platinum record, with NCT Dream's EP, Candy, delivering his second, reaching number 1 on Cirlce Chart and amassing sales of 1,395,187 copies by December 2022. His work with notable contemporary American artists includes Yung Buck, Jason Derulo, Bubba Sparkxxx, Leven Kali, Innanet James, Felly, and Connor Stankevich (better known as Conswank) of 99 Neighbors. He specializes in the genres of hip-hop and R&B, with his style being self-described as "harmony rap".

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