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We bet that a lot of rappers wish they could recreate Curren$y‘s model for success. You have to respect the New Orleans native for finding a way to maneuver the game at his pace on his terms. This flexibility has allowed him to use creative ways to release his music.
As promised, Curren$y and The Jets return with their Red Eye mixtape via BitTorrent for your listening pleasure. Piraters of all things digital are undoubtedly well versed on torrents, but those who aren’t may want to get abreast of this new way of sharing content, stat.
Just one new cut in the last month and change? Curren$y is having a relatively slow summer but nevertheless closes out July by dropping a joint (no pun) called “Ox.”
In recent years, the business and promotional aspects of the music industry have developed faster than the product. Following bar-pushing roll outs from Kanye West and Jay-Z, Currensy and Jet Life enter the fold with an innovative venture with BitTorrent.
There may be no harder working rapper in the game than Curren$y Spitta. The New Orleans native drops a new cut called “I Can’t Stop.”
Yesterday, Curren$y referenced a song called “Showroom 2” in the series of tweets. The final tweet read, “Let’s check with @CardoGotWings …. I say we drop #showroom2 today…. What say u?” Within hours, the Internets received the new jam in full.
Curren$y maintains a level of omnipresence on the Internets that keeps him more relevant than most. Proof can be heard on his latest release, “Grizzly,” featuring Young Roddy.
Curren$y is a one-man factory when it comes to creating music. Count up the amount of material he’s released since the top of the year if you don’t believe us. Spitta returns today with a new track featuring Trinidad James$ called “Killers.”
It’s safe to assume that Curren$y keeps more cameras around him than The Truman Show. The volume at which he releases visuals infers that he has to. And Spitta further fuels those claims, as he returns with his latest treatment for New Jet City track “Mary.”
Curren$y doesn’t need much to create a visual. Just give him a doobie, an attractive woman and a camera, and see what comes of it. Don’t believe us? Well, the treatment for his New Jet City title track will show skeptics what can be afforded with a little ingenuity.
Curren$y debuted “Kingpin,” his take on Young Scooter’s trap record “Columbia,” a few months backs, and returns with an accompanying visual.
Those who missed Wiz Khalifa and Curren$y drop their Live In Concert EP on 4/20 are in luck, because the duo generously provided a free stream on YouTube.