Kodak Black may be in the bing but his music won’t be detained. The Atlantic recording artist will release his hugely anticipated street album, Painting Pictures, on Friday, March 31.
Painting Pictures includes all new music recorded from Christmas 2016 to present day and features the breakout single, “Tunnel Vision, produced by Metro Boomin’ and Southside.
Painting Pictures is heralded by an exclusive new documentary, presented exclusively by World Star Hip Hop. The film – which follows Kodak after his December 2016 release from a South Carolina jail and culminates four days before his recent return to custody – will premiere in two cities throughout the week: New York (Thursday, March 30) and Fort Lauderdale (Friday, March 31). The screenings will also include limited edition merchandise for fans to purchase.
As previously reported, Kodak Black has been behind bars since he was arrested on Feb. 28 for allegedly violating the terms of his house arrest.
The 19-year-old artist, whose real name is Dieuson Octave, also released the video “Too Many Tears” earlier this month with PnB Rock where he discusses turning his life around and not going back to jail.
As Kodak’s music prepares for its release date, check the videos below to “Tunnel Vision” and “Too Many Tears.”
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