Yung Miami is bringing some major names into her solo era. The rapper, born Caresha Brownlee, has unveiled the tracklist for her upcoming debut studio album, Watch Dis, a 21-track project scheduled for release on Friday, October 23.
The album features an expansive lineup spanning hip-hop, R&B and international music, with Travis Scott, Lil Baby, Kodak Black, Summer Walker, Bryson Tiller, Davido, Shenseea and Vybz Kartel among the featured artists.
Several tracks have already introduced listeners to the project. Yung Miami previously released “News Flash” and “Tea Time,” followed by the double-single drop of “F You” and “2008.” Now, the full tracklist offers a clearer picture of what she has been building toward with her first solo studio album.
One of the project’s biggest talking points is “Spend Dat,” the track identified in the supplied material as a major hit throughout the year. Rather than including just the original, Yung Miami is adding two alternate versions: a remix featuring Lil Baby and Kodak Black, and an “International Remix” featuring Davido, Shenseea and Vybz Kartel.
The international collaboration brings together artists associated with different music markets, giving the project a broader range of featured talent.
Elsewhere, Summer Walker appears on “Ride For You,” while Bryson Tiller joins Yung Miami on “Old Time Sake.” Travis Scott is featured on “Just Might Go,” and Quavo and G Herbo appear together on “TMTC.”
Yung Miami is also making room for her Miami roots. “Dade County” features Rick Ross, Trina and Trick Daddy, bringing together a group of artists closely associated with the city’s hip-hop scene.
The 21-track album also includes several interludes, among them “Put Together,” “Freak Like Me” and “Letter To My Mwah.” Their placement suggests the project may have a more structured listening experience than a straightforward collection of singles, although the full narrative behind the interludes has not been detailed in the supplied information.
The tracklist announcement follows Yung Miami’s reveal of the official Watch Dis album cover earlier in October, adding another piece to the rollout ahead of release day.
For the rapper, the project marks a significant step into a solo studio career after her work as one half of City Girls. Its extensive guest list and multiple versions of “Spend Dat” make the album’s release one to watch as she introduces this next chapter of her music career.
With Watch Dis scheduled to arrive October 23, the next question is how the full project will come together when listeners finally hear all 21 tracks.
