Curren$y knows how to curate solid tracks for when you want to kick back and blaze it up. Additionally, he provides music for the nighttime drives with the windows down in the summer. On his most recent tape, he delivers on that. Just this past weekend, the Louisiana rapper came through with Highway 600.
It is a nine-song collaborative tape that sees the veteran team up with Trauma Tone. The Virginia-born producer worked alongside Kino Beats to conjure up “Coming Home.” It has a Southern hip-hop tinge that perfectly suits the feature on it. Don Toliver continues his strong guest appearance run here too.
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Listen To “Coming Home” By Curren$y, Trauma Tone, And Don Toliver
Shockingly, the crooner is not on the hook for this song. He spits a verse but it still does a good job deviating from Curren$y’s deep and raspy delivery. If you are looking for a track that fits the vibes we mentioned, this one is for you. You can listen to it with the YouTube link above.
What are your initial thoughts on this brand-new song, “Coming Home,” by Trauma Tone, Curren$y, and Don Toliver? Is this the best track on Highway 600, why or why not? Where do you place this tape amongst the rest of his lengthy discography? Who had the better performance on it? We would like to hear what you have to say about all of this. With that in mind, be sure to leave all of your hottest takes in the comments section below. Additionally, always keep it locked in with HNHH for all of the latest breaking news around Curren$y, Trauma Tone, and Don Toliver. Finally, stay with us for all of the best song drops throughout the week.
Quotable Lyrics:
In a ’96 Impala, Forgiattos, paper tags
On the gas, got a squadron motor growlin’ when I pass
If you spot me then just holla, I can’t stop, I gotta mash
Grab a bag split in half, drag a portion to the stash
Rollin’ fire with my staff, parking lot full of that
It’s just so cold, you don’t even know what you’re lookin’ at
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