Once again Spitta burns through the beat with smooth one-liners such as “ I wasn’t born yesterday or later on that evening.” The electric guitar stays on the horizon as Curren$y enters “Montreux.” Curren$y proceeds to ride the beat with a half-baked demeanor, staying steps ahead of most rappers of his caliber. The Senseis come to the forefront on “Michael Knight” as Curren$y rocks over a rhythm provided by a uniquely eq’d guitar. While remaining formulaic may hinder some artists, it proves beneficial for Curren$y who appears in his comfort zone.Ĭurren$y once again soars high above the beats as Pilot Talk II gets underway to a high-pitched synthesizer on “Airborne Aquarium.” Spitta is quick to show his wit amidst a slew of cold-blooded bravado intertwined with references to his car game (“ emotional luggage, nothing of it, I don’t check bags/I just carry on, leave that bullsh*t in the past“). Pilot Talk II follows the same science as its predecessor, with a majority of its production handled by Ski Beatz & The Senseis and other tracks produced by Nesby Phips and Monsta Beatz (the exception being Duprey who was not featured on Pilot Talk). Wasting no time, The JETS Int’l member followed his July release, Pilot Talk, with a second installment a mere four months later.
Curren$y realizes this and is quick to capitalize on every endeavor. In music, success can come and go in the blink of an eye.
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