Vince Staples announces Cry Baby album for June release

Vince Staples has revealed details of his new album, Cry Baby, set for release on June 5. The project marks his debut with Loma Vista in partnership with his own Section Eight Arthouse label. Staples described it as the start of a more independent era built around live instrumentation.

Vince Staples shared that Cry Baby ushers in a new phase of autonomy following releases tied to Def Jam and Blacksmith, the label co-founded by Talib Kweli. His previous album, Dark Times, arrived in 2024. Loma Vista operates under Concord Music Group. Staples stated, “As the world burns, I have decided to release this album.” The lead single, “Blackberry Marmalade,” dropped on Sunday alongside a first-person shooter-style video co-directed by Staples and Bradley J. Calder. Staples noted the YouTube age restriction on the video, saying, “YouTube has age-restricted the Blackberry Marmalade video, so if you are over the age of 18, make sure to share it with the youth around you. Our children deserve the truth.” Cry Baby features tracks including “Go! Go! Gorilla,” “White Flag,” “The Running Man,” “TV Guide,” “The Big Bad Wolf,” “Only in America,” “Do You Know the Devil,” “Cotton,” and “7 in the Morning.”

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Ye on stage at the 'Bully' album premiere listening party in Los Angeles, with fans and screens displaying the album title.
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Ye premieres long-awaited album Bully at Los Angeles event

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Ye, formerly known as Kanye West, unveiled his new studio album Bully during a listening party in Los Angeles on March 27. The 12th studio project, his first full-length solo effort since Donda 2 in 2022, was livestreamed on YouTube before being taken down and remains unavailable on streaming platforms. The album features artists including Travis Scott and Nine Vicious.

Vince Staples has returned with his first solo song in two years, 'Blackberry Marmalade,' marking his debut as an independent artist. The track features a noise-rock beat and a graphic, age-restricted music video co-directed by Staples and Bradley J. Calder. The video depicts a violent first-person shooter scenario ending with a Martin Luther King Jr. quote.

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Vince Staples has unveiled a new music video for his single White Flag in which he paints a large American flag white and fires at it repeatedly with an assault rifle. The video accompanies the second single from his upcoming album Cry Baby.

Grammy-winning artist Lizzo has revealed details of her upcoming third studio album, titled ‘Bitch’, set for release on June 5. The title track single and accompanying video will drop on May 1. This marks her first project since the 2022 album ‘Special’.

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Following last week's announcement, Lizzo has released the title track 'Bitch' from her upcoming third studio album of the same name, due June 5. Produced by Ricky Reed, Blake Slatkin, and Zack Sekoff, the feminist anthem interpolates Meredith Brooks' 1997 hit and features a black-and-white music video.

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