Curren$y Enlists Valee On Kino Beats-Produced "Barbed Wire Fence"

Curren$y and Valee team up for a banger.

BYAron A.Sep 18, 20212.1K Views

There's no shortage of music when it comes to Jet Life Recordings. If it's not one of the many talents on the roster, it's the head honcho Curren$y that's flooding the streets with laid-back tunes largely meant to have in rotation when you're lighting up. This year, Spitta's already dropped off three projects, along with a Jet Life compilation project that arrived at the tail end of June but he has a slew of other tapes that he's rolling out including this week's Matching Rolexes.

Curren$y and Kino Beats teamed up for the collaborative effort which includes the Valee-assisted record, "Barbed Wire Fence." Kino cooks up a hypnotic trap instrumental that provides a spacious canvas for Spitta and Valee's laidback flows to offer luxe flexes.

Check the record below.

Quotable Lyrics
Fishtail on the whip
Fully loaded, no chip
I got a million man, no march
Poor an eighth, I'm parched

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