But the track still has life due to being surrounded with a rolling steel pan melody, and Spitta framing his rhymes around his art being an addictive narcotic (В“ Audio dope we track-trafficking/And they asking for more/Is you back again?вЂќ).Д¬urren$y gets a song-stealing cameo from Snoop Dogg on В“Seat Change.В” Ski Beatz supplies a perfect Funkadelic guitar-infused rhythm to accentuate SnoopВ’s trademark flow (в€єrtistically in the midst of me/IВ’m mystically and magical/The way I form the group/And make it smooth/I mean cuz my s# is like classicalВ”). в€єudio Dope IIВ” has slower drums than the original, which complements the drugged out theme.

ItВ’s a nice teaser nothing too heavy on the lyrical or production side but intrigues the listener for what is to come. Spitta speaks on his career being an example of what is possible when people pursue their dreams. The tradition is continued here with в€ѕxample,В” which kicks off with a screeching 80В’s power ballad guitar riffs. With Pilot Talk, he seeks to streamline the work began with his debut (This AinВ’t No Mixtape) and the sophomore LP ( Jet Files).ДЄ staple of Curren$y mixtapes are engaging intros usually accompanied by a lush sample. As his popularity has risen, Curren$y has recognized the need to transition his talents to the more structured discipline of creating memorable albums. Even more amazing than the sheer output has been the consistent quality of these offerings. Since 2008, he has dropped 9 mixtapes and 2 albums. New OrleansВ’ Curren$y has without question been one of the most prolific emcees over the last 2 years.

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