Kur has returned after a nine-month absence with some brand new music. The rapper's teamed up with Mozzy for his latest single, "Soul," an introspective record that finds the two rappers addressing a few issues that have been weighing on them for a while. It's an honest cut from the two artists delivering real-life testaments from the streets and the losses they've experienced on their rise in the rap game.
Mozzy's been delivering a slew of records this past week, largely due to the fact that he's been engulfed in a feud with Philthy Rich. The two have been dishing out diss tracks all week including Mozzy's "Chill Phillipe" and "Killdrummy." Both songs are set to appear on Mozzy's forthcoming project.
Peep their new song below.
Quotable Lyrics
I think about givin' up sometimes
I think about Craig and how he die
I miss 'em, I wish he had more time
If it's meant, then man can't question God
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