Denzel Curry Recruits GoldLink & Twelve'len For "Black Balloons"

Denzel Curry gears up for "TA13OO" with "Black Balloon."

BYAron A.Jul 23, 201811.5K Views

Denzel Curry is getting ready to drop the most anticipated project of his career so far, TA13OO. The rapper's been teasing the project for a minute now and over the months, it faced several delays. However, the end of the week, we'll be able to check out the album in its entirety. Earlier in the month, the rapper shared the single, "Clout Cobain" along with its accompanying music video. Today, he comes through with another new single from the project titled, "Black Balloons."

Denzel Curry comes through with another cut off of TA13OO a few days before its release. The Florida rapper recruits frequent collaborator Twelve'Len as well as GoldLink for his latest cut "Black Balloons" His new song has a more laid back and funky vibe to it in comparisons to some of his other recent releases but it shows that his next project will showcase his versatility as an artist. Curry recruits Mickey De Grand IV and FNZ for the song's production.

Denzel Curry's TA13OO won't be delivered in a traditional fashion. The rapper split his project into three acts. Each act will drop between July 25th to July 27th. In addition to Twelve'Len and GoldLink, the TA13OO tracklist also features Zillakami, JPEGMAFIA, NYYJERIA and J.I.D.

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N*ggas turn to landscapers when they use hoes
Hoes turn to housewives when they see gold
Ice Cube with activator when I'm aggravated
Or decapitated when I lose my head since life is overrated

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