Following the announcement of their deal with Atlanta producer Mike WiLL Made It, Curtis Williams of Two-9 just released a video for his latest "Drugs."
The track was produced by Sonny Digital, whose credits include YC's "Racks," "Same Damn Time" by Future and 2 Chainz's "Birthday Song" featuring Kanye West.
In the video, a wild-haired Williams is captured wandering the streets with his crew while under the influence.
The visual features appearances by Mike WiLL and Riff Raff, and buzzing ATL artists Raury and Makonnen.
Check out Curtis Williams' "Drugs" video below.
According to Billboard, the group is currently working on their full-length debut, which will feature "Drugs" and be executive produced by Mike WiLL.
As previously reported, Two-9 has collaborated with Mike WiLL a few times since 2012, most recently on the song "Everything," and he seems excited to work with the young emcees, who he compared to a pair of ATL legends.
"There hasn't been a collective of creative coming out of Atlanta like Two-9 since Outkast," he said. "They have great energy, make dope music, and they're always trying to push things forward, not box themselves in. I respect their art, their grind, and their whole movement, and I'm excited to help them take their brand to the next level."
Two-9 shares the sentiment.
"I'm really excited to start the next stage in this video game called Two-9," Williams said.
Apparently, the group had received offers from labels but decided to hold out.
"We'd been entertaining offers from other labels, but it didn't feel right until now," Jace explained. "We have a personal relationship with Mike WiLL already, and Eardruma, along with Interscope feels like the perfect place for us to take the next step in our career."
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