Curren$y Keeps It Coming With "Feel Nobody"

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Curren$y isn't slowing down.

One rapper that doesn't have any shortage of music in the stash is Curren$y. Within the past month, Spitta's shared enough new songs that he could compile a short project. Curren$y's dropped a new song on nearly a daily basis over the past few weeks and we've been loving each track that he's dropped so far. He released a remix to his 2017 track "Old Range" featuring Jadakiss and also teamed up with Harry Fraud again for their collaboration on "Deadstock." Today, Spitta handles things on a dolo tip for his latest track "Feel Nobody."

Curren$y provides more vibes on his latest track "Feel Nobody." This is the first solo track he's released after dropping two collaborations with T.Y. This song in particular is an automatic smoking anthem. "I'm so fuckin' high, I don't feel nobody," he raps on the hook. Spitta links up with Drupey Beats for the song's production. The two of them previously connected on the T.Y. collab, "Spaceship." Drupey's mellow production and thumping baseline fit well with Curren$y's effortless flow. 

The release of these series of singles seems to be leading up to the release of his forthcoming album. The rapper revealed that his next project will be released this fall.

Quotable Lyrics
I'm so fuckin' high, I don't feel nobody
All I feel is God plus he on my side
I got the angel on the hood of the car I drive
I'm good in every hood, you can't even slide


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Aron A.
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