Denzel Curry has finally provided us with more details about his long-awaited album Melt My Eyez See Your Future.
Set for release March 25, Melt My Eyez See Your Future will feature 14 tracks with appearances from 454, 6lack, Bridget Perez, Jasiah, JID, Rico Nasty, Robert Glasper, Saul Williams, slowthai, and T-Pain. The album’s production team is made up of Cardo, DJ Khalil, Dot Da Genius, Jpegmafia, Kal Banx, Karriem Riggins, Kenny Beats, and Thundercat.
Previously, Denzel Curry teased the album with a Spaghetti western-themed trailer back in early January. Since then, the rapper has released the space Western-styled video for “Walkin,” and the samurai flick homage “Zatoichi,” which features slowthai. Curry described the album's sound for fans on Instagram live, saying it would be a "new era" for him and sonically, it will be on "the softer side of things."
Melt My Eyez See Your Future is Curry’s first solo effort since Zuu, which was released in 2019. Curry kept busy throughout 2021, dropping singles including “Bad Luck” for DC Comics’ Dark Knights: Death Metal soundtrack and “The Game” for Madden NFL 22's soundtrack.
To promote the album, Curry is set to launch a world tour beginning in Denver, Colorado on April 1. After a month-long trek through Europe in May, he’ll return to the United States just in time for New York's Governors Ball on June 11. From there, he'll complete the second U.S. leg of his tour, wrapping up July 1 in Phoenix, Arizona.
Tickets to Curry's live shows can be found on Curry's website, and Melt My Eyez See Your Future is available to pre-save here.
See the cover art and tracklist for Melt My Eyez See Your Future below.
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Article Image: Denzel Curry jumping in the air while performing onstage at Tillburg 2019. (benhoudijk via DepositPhotos.)
