Lately, Denzel Curry has been getting his work in by dropping off a few exciting, underground-leaning features, collaborating with acts like Rob $tone, the $UICIDEBOY$, and JK The Reaper. He's now back on his solo grind, revisiting his last project, March's Imperial, by releasing the visual to the track "Gook." 

If we're talking "the new wave" (insert wave emoji), then generally, one of these five rappers is entering the discussion. All five are harbingers of a new sound in rap, sometimes met with criticism and confusion by an older generation, but generally met with acclaim if you're talking to the youth that devour their music.

Yesterday, XXL commenced the rollout of their 2016 freshman cyphers with the trio of Desiigner, Anderson .Paak, and Lil Dicky. Today, they go long with a five-man cypher starring Kodak Black, Lil Uzi Vert, Denzel Curry, Lil Yachty, & 21 Savage.

The morning after kicking off the XXL freshman show, Denzel Curry stopped by Shade 45 studios to kick a freestyle for Sway's infamous "5 Fingers of Death" challenge.  Going strictly off the dome, Curry rapped over such timeless South Florida beats as Rick Ross' "Hustlin," Trina's "B R Right," and SpaceGhostPurrp's "Grind On Me." (Curry and Purrp recently put an end to their beef.)

After announcing their 2016 freshman class last week, XXL is now in the process of rolling out their freshman freestyles. Yesterday: Kodak Black. Today: Denzel Curry.

Denzel Curry has emerged as one of the most creative up-and-coming emcees around, and his recent Imperial mixtape has catapulted him beyond underground status. His recent success recently earned him the opportunity to tour overseas, and while in London, Curry was the focus of a mini-documentary put out by FACT magazine. The documentary, named after Curry's "Knotty Head" nickname, follows Curry around London and goes backstage with him before a mad-looking sold-out show. 

It's been a minute since Damon Campbell slid us a new interview, but the quirky host is back today with a new sit-down with Denzel Curry. The Miami native has been busy touring North America, as he promotes his new mixtape,  Imperial, which might just be his best yet.

Before heading out on his “2055: The ULT Experience” Tour with Allan Kingdom next week, Denzel Curry decides to come through ahead of time and share the first offering from his upcoming project Imperial. Released in visual form, here goes the Ronny J, Nick Leon & FNZ-produced cut “ULT.”

Back in September, DJ E-Feezy released a mixtape called The Wolf Of South Beach, which featured 22 tracks coming from Juicy J, Migos, Rich Homie Quan, Timbaland, Meek Mill, Ace Hood, and Lil Wayne. Also featured on that very tape was Denzel Curry & Yung Simmie, who contributed with the collaboration “Everywhere I Go,” which just saw its official video surface online today via WSHH.

Denzel Curry, a native of Carol City, Miami, first found some notoriety as a member of SpaceGhostPurrp's Raider Klan. The buzz continued over as he distanced himself from Raider Klan, going on to tour with Joey Bada$$ and releasing projects like 32 Zel / Planet Shrooms (just this past summer).

Released back in June, Denzel Curry's 32 Zel / Planet Shrooms is one of the most criminally underrated projects of the year. Trippy enough to make A.L.L.A. seem like a teen's first bong rip, the grimy, zooted out double EP saw the Floridian coming into his own after 2013's promising Nostalgia 64.

We thought by this point, almost everything had been done in the music industry, but with 32 Zel / Planet Shrooms, Denzel Curry may very well be releasing the world's very first double EP. The latest release from the upcoming effort is called "Ice Age," and today we've been given the official video for the record.

Following last week’s “Envy Me” release, Denzel Curry decides to keep it moving and return with this long preview of his upcoming video for “Ultimate”.

Just hours after hitting us with the audio, DJ EFN decides to follow up with the official music video for “Lane 2 Lane” featuring Gunplay and Denzel Curry.

As anyone who Denzel Curry on his recent Fall tour knows, the dude is really coming into his own after leaving SpaceGhostPurrp's crew a couple of years ago. "Zone 3" is taken from his dope 2013 release Nostalgic 64, and today it gets a very timely video.

Last year, Carol City, Florida's Denzel Curry and Charlottle, North Carolina's Deniro Farrar met during a Boiler Room session at the 2013 CMJ music festival in NYC, and they immediately found common ground. "Bow Down" was the result, an ominous banger produced by D.K.A.D.

"Parents" is the latest visual from emerging Carol City, Florida emcee / producer Denzel Curry, produced by REM and included on his debut album Nostalgic 64, released in late 2013 (hit the iTunes link below to cop it). Directed by C9 director Unkleluc, the video is the latest instalment in Complex TV's original "First Look" visual series. Denzel's currently working on a new double EP, and is set to join The Underachievers on their upcoming Eyes Of The World Tour. He'll also be performing at SXSW this year. Stay tuned. Experience Denzel Curry "Parents" (Prod.

For those unfamiliar, Denzel Curry (aka Aquarius' Killa) is a rising emcee/producer from Carol City, Miami and a former member of the Raider Klan. On the evening of October 15th, he made his New York City debut during this CMJ Boiler Room session, joined by Julian Consuegra (Stray Rats), Curtis Williams (Two 9) and Lofty305 (Metro Zu). They performed a medley of cuts from his new Nostalgic 64 album, which you can cop by hitting the iTunes link to the right. It comes highly recommended.