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Curtis Mayz Posts Up As Victorious On “3 For 3” EP

This week marks the release of Curtis Mayz latest release. The rapper teamed up with PoweredByCMG for an EP titled 3 For 3. The intent behind the effort was to gather 3 standout tracks together in one cohesive project. Borrowing from basketball lingo, 3 For 3 seeks to connect back to back musical swishes. Give it a listen and let us know if Mayz succeeded in the comments section below.

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Watch @curtismayz keep an eye on the snakes and the future for "Joose"

Curtis Mayz lets a house party become a kickback for “Joose.” Months after his TripleDiziac release, Curtis Mayz and that now infamous thin-razor-straight-outta-Dallas-sharp flow of his return with a video for “Joose.” Mayz under a normal circumstance would use “Joose” as a moment of flexing. Instead, the bald Texan is less foul-mouthed than Stone Cold Steve Austin in 2002 and more focused than…

On #TripleDiziac, @CurtisMayz is here to shock the world, one candy coated Caddy at a time

Curtis Mayz aims for you to see the world how he does on Triple Diziac. When Curtis Mayz’ Triple Diziac was originally proposed some months ago, it was an EP. “5:38 a.m.” was the lead single, a bruising bout of paranoia with late night, real-life issues. Then there was “Joose” and “Nike Cortez.” To top it off, Mayz finally found a breakthrough single in “Ain’t No Love” with Deniro Farrar. Sure…

PREMIERE: @CurtisMayz is all about the money on "Joose", produced by @Mr_itslikemagix:

Inspired by the West Coast, Curtis Mayz rides out on his latest Triple Diziac single. Curtis Mayz is enjoying the most notoriety he’s had as an artist. Earlier this month, “5:38,” his flip of Destiny’s Child’s “Jumpin” got a haunting video of paranoia to it. Twenty days after that monumental moment, Mayz is cruising up and down 35 through North Texas with all of the juice. “Joose” as a single…

Dallas' @CurtisMayz balances good vs. evil in his "5:38 AM" video dir. by @ciaraboniface

Curtis Mayz has a conversations between himself and his gun for the “5:38 AM” video. A month ago, Curtis Mayz decided to do the unthinkable. He grabbed Destiny Child’s club hit “Jumpin Jumpin” and contorted it into a paranoid take on whether or not one should take jailhouse chances. “5:38 AM” became his most easily identifiable…