Kenzo Balla: It's all about hitting the streets at night with the 'In My Moods' music video

Sometimes you just have to let the words turn cinematic. So of course Kenzo Balla has the cameras rolling as he delivers hard-hitting lines for his ‘In My Moods’ anthem for the new music video.

It’s all about the late night vibes and turn up feelings for KB. Peep the details and keep scrolling to see Balla in his visual bag.

Kenzo Balla is known for his full-throated aggression, but the Bronx native is equally effective when he takes it slow. Baring his soul and demanding honesty in return, Kenzo shares "In My Moods," an immersive and ethereal drill love song. Produced by Kuthania, "In My Moods" combines a lush R&B sample with the syncopated hi-hats and sliding 808s characteristic of Kenzo's home borough's drill scene. Applying the same emotional intensity to this ballad as his blitz-heavy bangers, Kenzo directly confronts the object of his intentions, as he uncharacteristically wearing his heart on sleeve: "Like what, where you going?/Like I thought that you was here to stay?/How you leave a n**** alone in the rain?/Left me alone to deal with all this pain." In the video, Kenzo walks alongside the Hudson River in a vintage Hellstar hoodie as he spits his emotional rhymes.

Following the recent video for “Enough Is Enough,” "In My Moods" is the latest new song to emerge in the wake of The Year Of The Balla, Kenzo's high-powered EP. Home to songs like the unrelenting “Opp Huntin’” (1.8 million views), the soulful “What’s The Move,” and the TG Crippy and Rayy Balla-featuring “Unfinished Business,” The Year Of The Balla is the Bronx rapper's most expansive effort to date, incorporating new elements while remaining rooted in the East Coast drill sound. The Year Of The Balla is available everywhere via 10k Projects,