BLK ODYSSY DIAMONDS & FREAKS Album

BLK ODYSSY’s new contribution Is a startling joy. As the sexual perceptible novel unfurls, it clearly takes you on an excursion about a man dazed by desire and consumed by affection, but at the same time it’s a story of blameless fascination, weighted distress, and moral conflict.

His “Come to Jesus moment regarding addictions and what I decided to let infiltrate my mind and body” was manifested in this project. He elaborated, “My mother used to always tell me to guard my mind, body, and tongue.” In any way, trauma causes you to cling to the closest thing that makes you feel good and refuse to let go. We advance en route that not everything that vibe great to us are really great for us. My medication of decision is desire. It’s ordinary to such an extent that we’ve standardized it as an essentially a trait of taking care of business.”

Inside theDIAMONDS & FREAKS LP’s four tracks “DOPAMINE & HENNESSY,” “COOCHIE & BIG BOOTY,” “THE DIVINE STANK,” and “DIAMONDS & FREAKS” — BLK argues for help from a higher source while likewise getting a handle on religion through scriptural themed tracks named “ADAM & EVE,” “EPHESIANS,” and “JUDAS & THE HOLY MOTHER OF STANK.” The previous is about his most memorable sexual experience that he meticulously describes through an open letter.

Features from Bootsy Collins, Cory Henry, Rapsody, Eimaral Sol, and others are praised on the album. However, BLK leaves fans facing a similar conflict with this thought: I’m concerned that some wounds and injuries cannot be healed. They might be undone with time. I felt regret for the first time in my life for giving up love for lust. […] I’ll pose a question that comes up a lot in the record: What does it feel like to love and what does it feel like to lust? Now, tell me which one you prefer.