On the third installment of his Andretti series, Curren$y fully leans into his compelling brand of dark, dank hip-hop by masterfully blending cutting rhymes with laidback delivery. He explores the violent side of his home city (“where homicide lurks outside”) over the creeping, paranoid sounds of “New Orleans State of Mind,” and the haunting piano of “Real Family” scores tales about old friends and their troubles. On “Hustlers,” he toasts the fruits of his success, from cars to diamond Rolexes.