Fresh off the success of her album Scarlet, Doja Cat seems to be ready to drop another project. But this time, she’s keeping things cryptic. On Monday (Nov. 11), the “Paint The Town Red” singer/rapper ...

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Doja Cat is officially back in album mode. Early Sunday morning, the genre-bending superstar sent fans into a frenzy after sharing what appears to be the tracklist for her upcoming album, Vie. Taking ...

Doja Cat’s signature blend of pop, rap, and R&B on chart-dominating albums such as “Hot Pink,” “Planet Her,” and “Scarlett,” has redefined what it means to be both a rapper and a popstar. The musician ...

In 2023, Doja Cat announced that she was saying goodbye to pop music because it wasn't "exciting" to her But in a recent conversation with V Magazine, she shared that her upcoming album, Vie, will be ...

Doja Cat said therapy twice a week helped shape her new pop album Vie and let her turn personal growth into feel-good music. Doja Cat is pulling double duty at therapy and the studio and it’s all ...

In less than a year’s timespan, Doja Cat fans were treated to two albums (Scarlet and Scarlet 2 Claude). Despite the plethora of music, the “Paint The Town Red” rapper was notable missing from the ...

Doja Cat has finished her fifth studio album. The Paint The Town Red hitmaker has confirmed she has completed work on Vie - the follow-up to 2023's Scarlet. Writing in French, she posted to X: ...

Doja Cat’s next studio album is ready to go, or so it appears. In February, the “Masc” rapper formerly announced, Vie. Since then, fans of the Grammy Award-winner have monitored her official social ...

Doja Cat is back and better than ever, with her fifth studio album, Vie. Set to be released on September 26, 2025, the album’s title translates to “Life” in French. Vie is described as a “pop-driven ...

When Doja Cat drops an album, the world seems to get a little more fun. As soon as she spits a hard rap and sings a sweet melody, it’s like she’s clocking in as the manager of a pop music hit factory.

First, it was Beyoncé. Now some fans are wondering — is Doja Cat the next pop and R&B star to dip her boots (or stilettos) into country music? The short answer: NO. During a recent appearance on CBS ...