{"id":710575,"date":"2026-02-06T01:20:19","date_gmt":"2026-02-05T22:20:19","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/buradabiliyorum.com\/en\/larry-june-curreny-the-alchemist-dropping-joint-album-this-month-2\/"},"modified":"2026-02-06T01:20:19","modified_gmt":"2026-02-05T22:20:19","slug":"larry-june-curreny-the-alchemist-dropping-joint-album-this-month-2","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/buradabiliyorum.com\/en\/larry-june-curreny-the-alchemist-dropping-joint-album-this-month-2\/","title":{"rendered":"Larry June, Curren$y & The Alchemist Dropping Joint Album This Month"},"content":{"rendered":"

Curren$y, Larry June and The Alchemist‘s long-awaited collaborative album is finally set to drop this month.<\/p>\n

Spitta announced the news<\/a> in a recent interview with NOLA News<\/em><\/a>, saying: “Me and Larry June dropping February 20th. We shot three [music videos], so we’re dropping the album February 20th.”<\/p>\n

Further details on the project, such as a title, tracklist and any potential features, have yet to be revealed, although the trio have been spotted together in recent weeks reportedly shooting music videos.<\/p>\n

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A full-length effort between the indie rap stalwarts has been in the works for several years, with Larry June previously discussing the album during an app<\/a>earance on The Rap Radar Podcast<\/em> in 2022.<\/p>\n

“We just gotta get together and shoot the visuals … We gon’ get to it … That’s my bro, man. I have nothing but love and respect for Curren$y,” the Bay Area native said.<\/p>\n

“Curren$y actually called me one day and was like, ‘Larry, I love your trap shit but you gotta do that smooth shit. We gotta clean the kitchen to your shit!’ I was like, ‘Man, you know, you kinda right!’ I actually like doing the smooth shit better, and ever since then I was rocking with it.<\/p>\n

“He actually gave me a lot of advice on the shit I was doing. There was a point in time where I was kinda discouraged with music like, ‘Damn, am I doing this shit right?’ He was like, ‘Man, don’t trip<\/a>. Just keep rocking and you’ll have everything you want off this shit.’”<\/p>\n<\/p>\n

The trio have already proven they have undeniable chemistry on tracks like “Endurance Runners” and “Barrag\u00e1n Lighting,” while The Alchemist has separately released multiple joint projects with Curren$y and Larry June.<\/p>\n

For a while, it appeared that an album between the three of them might not happen due to apparent tension between Spitta and Uncle Al, stemming from the fallout from their 2018 Fetti<\/em> EP with Freddie Gibbs.<\/p>\n

Following its release, Gibbs called out Curren$y for not properly promoting or being invested in the project, leading to their once-tight relationship souring.<\/p>\n

“I definitely would never do that shit with Spitta again,” he declared on the Butcher Block<\/em> podcast last year. “I don’t fuck with that n*gga at all. If I see that n*gga, I won’t even speak to him.”<\/p>\n

Gibbs added: “For a muthafucka to get Alchemist to do an album, have you do artwork, get everything together. I did the whole rollout for that Fetti<\/em> shit. The whole idea was mine. That n*gga was like, ‘Let’s just rap on these Alchemist beats and put it out.’<\/p>\n

“The whole business shit was lackadaisical and a muthafucka ask me why I don’t fuck with Curren$y. Because you played me on some business shit and I thought you was my friend … We were supposed to shoot videos … The n*gga just stopped texting back.”<\/p>\n<\/p>\n

Curren$y later addressed his former collaborator’s comments in an interview with XXL<\/a><\/em>, suggesting that he felt betrayed by The Alchemist for reuniting with Freddie Gibbs on Alfredo<\/em> and Alfredo 2<\/em>.<\/p>\n

“Al solid. He neutral. He make the beats. So it ain\u2019t no G-code with bro. I ain\u2019t tripping off that. But with that being said, I can\u2019t get in the car with you because I know for sure what I can\u2019t expect,” he said.<\/p>\n

“I told him it\u2019s good. But I told him, if it was me and the muthafucka said something about you, the song wouldn\u2019t exist. I wasn\u2019t tripping. I\u2019m not tripping. But the same way I know, clearly, I\u2019m guessing me and this man [Freddie Gibbs] won\u2019t do no music, y\u2019all in the same car.”<\/p>\n

However, the Jet Life chief indicated that he was not willing to let the situation sabotage his album with Larry June and The Alchemist, adding: “For the good of music, and the sounds that me and Larry put down already, I probably gotta let the people have this good shit.”<\/p>\n

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