The album opens with “Testimony”, a song reaffirming Kodak’s faith. The rapper’s tone on Dying to Live, the first project since his release this past August, is one of a man weary of his future-Kodak awaits trial for sexual assault charges stemming from an incident in 2016-and concerned with his influence. This plays out as something of a milestone for Kodak, someone whose career to date has been marked by increasingly promising albums and mixtapes-all dropped amid stints in prison. In it, the Pompano Beach, Florida MC talks about his decision to avoid being photographed in the set’s jail cell for fear of glorifying incarceration. Ahead of Dying to Live’s release, Kodak Black shared a behind-the-scenes clip from the “Calling My Spirit” video shoot.
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