Curren$y & The Alchemist Share "Half Moon Mornings" From Their Upcoming Collab Tape

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Curren$y and Alc have a collaboration project dropping later this month.

Curren$y and The Alchemist were due to drop off a collaboration tape in December of 2021, but it was inevitably delayed due to other projects the producer was working on at the time.

Now that February has rolled around, and Alc's schedule has more free time, the duo has begun the rollout for their forthcoming project, beginning with a track called "Half Moon Mornings."

"She was in a tennis skirt dirty dancing, in her Stan Smith / She knew that I was the man here, this her chance here / Wasn’t just about to stand here, then we disappear / My car like another planet / This the east side, you don't wan' get left here stranded," the 40-year-old spits on the song.

As HipHop N More reports, Curren$y and The Alchemist's joint album is due to arrive in two weeks, on Friday, February 18th. Check out the first cut above, and let us know what you think below. 

Quotable Lyrics:

She was in a tennis skirt dirty dancing, in her Stan Smith
She knew that I was the man here, this her chance here
Wasn’t just about to stand here, then we disappear
My car like another planet
This the east side, you don't wan' get left here stranded
When it get late, them Uber drivers gon’ be cancelling
And the boys outside gon' catch whoever lacking
No picks and chooses, homie, they just gotta have it

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