Curren$y and Harry Fraud have done it again. ‘Off To The Races,’ the duo’s new project, is out now (released November 6) via Jet Life Recordings and SRFSCHL \u2014 and it marks their tenth collaborative project together, fourteen years after the partnership began with the ‘Cigarette Boats’ EP in 2012.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Ten tracks and roughly twenty-five minutes, with no wasted motion. Wiz Khalifa rides shotgun on ‘Night Vision,’ Rome Streetz shows up on ‘The Telethon,’ Fendi P and Bruiser Wolf team up on ‘Go So Fast,’ and Jazzy closes the vibe out on ‘Sound of The Rain.’ The run-up singles told the story early: ‘The Telethon’ landed October 30 and ‘Duffle 2 The Dealership’ followed on November 2, Fraud’s smoked-out production wrapped around Spitta’s effortless cruise-control flow the whole way through.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
And the work rate is its own headline: ‘Off To The Races’ is Curren$y’s fifth project of 2026. A decade and a half into one of rap’s most reliable partnerships, Curren$y and Harry Fraud still sound like they’re just getting comfortable.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The history makes the number land harder. Fraud and Spitta first linked on the ‘Cigarette Boats’ EP in 2012, a short, hazy set that fixed the template \u2014 Fraud’s drifting, sample-driven production underneath Curren$y’s unhurried drawl \u2014 and they kept returning to it, through ‘The Marina’ EP and the full-length ‘The OutRunners’ in 2020. Ten projects in, there is no learning curve left and no reinvention attempt, just two artists who know exactly what the other does best. That familiarity is the sound of ‘Off To The Races’: nothing forced, nothing overworked, a duo operating on muscle memory built over fourteen years.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
It also fits the way Curren$y has always moved. The New Orleans rapper built his name the independent way \u2014 a relentless mixtape run, his own Jet Life imprint, and a catalog that rewards the fans who keep up \u2014 and he has never slowed down to let the industry catch its breath. Five projects in a single calendar year would be a career peak for most artists; for Spitta, it reads as another year on the job, the same steady output that carried him from New Orleans underground favorite to one of rap’s most durable cult heroes. ‘Off To The Races’ does not try to be a statement album. It is a victory lap in miniature: ten tracks from a partnership that has outlasted trends, labels and eras \u2014 and one of the easiest listens of the fall because of it.<\/p>\n\n\n\n