CyHi the Prynce is continuing to drop new music to whet appetites for his upcoming album No Dope on Sundays. In recent months, he's released "Legend" and "Nu Africa." Late Wednesday, the Atlanta rapper and G.O.O.D. Music affiliate shared another new track, this one featuring Schoolboy Q.
On the song, called "Movin' Around," CyHi talks about having to leave rap, and moving back into the dope game. "I told my label to sign my release," he raps. "I go back to the block—it ain't nothing to me."
As for Q, he spits about having to make money to provide for his daughter, and also takes the opportunity to engage in some rough talk. "Cross me once, they'll have to view you in church/Niggas tough until that that hot one is served," he rhymes.
"This song explains my life, where I've been the last two years, and also motivation for people coming back from something painful in their life," CyHi said in a statement. You can listen to "Movin' Around" below.
As for No Dope on Sunday, there is no announced release date. However, CyHi said in a recent Instagram post that the album was complete and is "coming sooner than you expect."
The record is executive produced by Kanye West, and is expected to feature contributions from West, Travis Scott, Ty Dolla Sign, Estelle, and more.
