67

67 is a South London rap collective from the Brixton and New Park Road area, one of the earliest and most influential groups in the UK drill scene. Formed in the mid-2010s, the collective drew heavily on Chicago drill's dark, sparse production and menacing delivery, adapting it into a distinctly London sound with sliding 808s, syncopated hi-hats and grime-inflected slang. Their 2014 breakout track «Live Corn», led by member LD, is widely credited as one of the tracks that put UK drill on the map nationally and helped define the genre's early aesthetic.

The group's lineup has always been fluid and large, built around a rotating crew of MCs including LD, Dimzy, Monkey, Liquez, ASAP, Rocko and others, with a younger affiliate set known as Y.67. Their long-running work with producer Carns Hill, alongside collaborators like Splurgeboys and Mazza, shaped a signature sonic identity that many later UK drill acts drew from. Tracks such as «Take It There», «Splash & Cash» and «.44s In a 4 Door» showcase their interlocking verses and street-reportage lyricism.

67 also maintained close ties to other South London and drill-adjacent crews, including 86 and Harlem Spartans, resulting in collaborative records like «Formation» and «Splash & Cash». Despite lineup changes and members pursuing solo paths over the years, 67 remains a foundational reference point for UK drill, cited by later generations of artists as one of the scene's originators.