Listen to Playboi Carti’s long-awaited new album ‘Whole Lotta Red’

Playboi Carti released his long-awaited new album ‘Whole Lotta Red’ earlier today (December 25).

Arriving on the last ‘New Music Friday’ of 2020, the record has been executive produced by Kanye West.

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The 24-track album features appearances from Future (‘Teen X’), Kid Cudi (‘M3tamorphosis’), and West (‘Go2DaMoon’). Listen to the album and see the full tracklist below now.

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‘Rockstar Made’
‘Go2DaMoon (feat. Kanye West)’
‘Stop Breathing’
‘Beno!’
‘JumpOutTheHouse’
‘M3tamorphosis (feat. Kid Cudi)’
‘Slay3r’
‘No Sl33p’
‘New Tank’
‘Teen X (feat. Future)’
‘Meh’
‘Vamp Anthem’
‘New N3on’
‘Control’
‘Punk Monk’
‘On That Time’
‘King Vamp’
‘Place’
‘Sky’
‘Over’
‘ILoveUIHateU’
‘Die4Guy’
‘Not PLaying’
‘F33l Lik3 Dyin’

Announcing the album and its release date on Twitter overnight on Monday (December 21), Carti called ‘Whole Lotta Red’ “mY b3sT w0rk YET,” before confirming on a separate tweet that it would land on “12/25”.

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Last month, Carti previewed his collaboration with West in a video clip which saw the Atlanta native dancing around to the music in a dimly lit studio, with the track opening with an intro by the ‘Jesus Is King’ rapper before a long instrumental breakdown.

‘Whole Lotta Red’ is Playboi Carti’s second full length album following his debut ‘Die Lit’ in 2018. Prior to that, he released his debut eponymous mixtape in 2017.

The rapper has been teasing his new album for more than a year. Last July, Carti said he wanted it to be out “in the next 60 days” and told The FADER that he had as many as 50 songs in the bank for the album.







A collaboration with Drake was also rumoured to be appearing on the record. Back in April, Drake appeared on an OVO Mark Instagram Live DJ session where he shared a snippet of the track, which is currently known as ‘Pain 1993.’

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