Melt My Eyez See Your Future

Melt My Eyez See Your Future is the fifth studio album by American rapper Denzel Curry, released through PH and Loma Vista Recordings on March 25, 2022.
Curry explained the title to Loud and Quiet: "'Melt My Eyez' a metaphor for things we choose not to see on a daily basis: we avoid people, we avoid the news, we avoid criticism, but most importantly, we avoid facing the truth ourselves when it's right in front of us. 'See Your Future' comes from self-reflection and the realization that I'm going to do something to better the world by letting them know that we are all the same and we can move forward in life if we don't focus on the past."Pilley, Max (March 14, 2022). "The Long Game: Denzel Curry discusses Melt My Eyez, See Your Future for the first time". Loud and Quiet.
== Synopsis ==
From his formative days associating with Raider Klan through his revealing solo projects TA13OO and ZUU, Denzel Curry has never been shy about speaking his mind. For Melt My Eyez See Your Future, the Florida native tackles some of the toughest topics of his MC career, sharing his existential notes on being Black and male in these volatile times. 
 
The album opens on a bold note with "Melt Session #1," a vulnerable and emotional cut given further weight by jazz giant Robert Glasper's plaintive piano. That hefty tone leads into a series of deeply personal and mindfully radical songs that explore modern crises and mental health with both thematic gravity and lyrical dexterity, including "Worst Comes to Worst" and the trap subversion "X-Wing." Systemic violence leaves him reeling and righteous on "John Wayne," while "The Smell of Death" skillfully mixes metaphors over a phenomenally fat funk groove. He draws overt and subtle parallels to jazz's sociopolitical history, imagining himself in Freddie Hubbard's hard-bop era on "Mental" and tapping into boom bap's affinity for the genre on "The Ills." Guests like T-Pain, Rico Nasty, and 6LACK help to fill out his vision, yielding some of the album's highest highs.
== Track listing ==
== References ==
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