Kodak Black Previews New Music Following Jail Release
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(Radio.com) Kodak Black just got released from jail and is already dropping hints that new music is coming. On May 4, the rapper was sentenced to 364 days in a Broward County, Florida jail for violating probation. He served 97 days and got out on Tuesday (June 6) when he agreed to complete a life skills program. Soon after, Black posted a video of himself rapping to some music fans hadn't heard before. It remains unknown when the music was written or recorded, but Billboard reported that the beat was mastered by Dyryk, the co-producer who worked on a number of tracks from Kodak's Painting Pictures album. Earlier this year Kodak Black dropped the singles "SKRT" and 'Tunnel Vision," the latter of which has been on the Billboard Hot 100 charts for the last 15 weeks. Check out Black's latest here. Radio.com is an official news provider for antiMusic.com.
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