CurT@!n$ – Killer Tape
by Davis Huynh / Music / December 16, 2010 / 1065 Views

After providing listeners with a constant flow of music drops the past few weeks, the time has finally come. CurT@!n$ unveils his new Killer Tape today, all of which can be downloaded below. The project is filled with seventeen records all of which are seemingly good enough for a full-fledged album. Check it out down below!

UPDATE: It appears that Soundcloud has not created a stream for every song on this mixtape. Thus, we recommend you to go to the artist's Bandcamp-account and get your digital copy.

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  • Bladegriffiths

    Thank you Hypebeast for putting me on to Curt@!n$. Just putting it out there that he is better then J. Cole...

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  • http://twitter.com/justinkchavez Justin Chavez

    bold statement there...

  • Skylarw

    Silly to compare them. DIfferent cats, still making names for themselves. I'd save that comparison for at least a couple years from now.

  • Hip Hop Supreme Judge

    On a skill level J. Cole is by far better. When you rap you spit lyrics. And the skill of this art is the metaphorical comparisons/message/rhyme. J. Cole compares his comparisons with whatever he chooses but the way he does it (metaphorical Comparison) is on a higher level then about 98% of rappers out right now. While doing that he maintains his flow and the rhymes with a double meaning in the comparisons or a subliminal meaning. That is what makes a great rapper. Ex. Lupe Fiasco, Jay-Z, AZ, Big L, Kanye (in his C.D. era)

  • Bladegriffiths

    Dont get me wrong J. Cole is unreal and is the future of hip hop, but I think Curt@!n$ has a raw feel about him and I like that in an artist. I can see J. Cole going all soft in the future (I hope not) when he "makes it"

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