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Jack Harlow announces ‘Monica’ album release date, set to drop on his 28th birthday

By Richardine Bartee
February 11, 2026 2 Min Read
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Jack Harlow is gearing up to kick off 2026 with a bang. The Louisville-bred rapper has officially announced his fourth studio album, ‘Monica’, set to release March 13, 2026—on his 28th birthday. The news lit up social feeds worldwide when Harlow revealed the release date and cover art on Instagram, giving fans a birthday gift they didn’t see coming.

The title ‘Monica’ marks a new chapter for Harlow, one that follows his 2023 project ‘Jackman’ and nearly a year of creative silence. Recorded at the legendary Electric Lady Studios in New York City, the album was shaped after Harlow’s relocation to the Big Apple—a shift that clearly influenced his artistic direction.

Whilst details about the tracklist and featured artists are still under wraps, ‘Monica’ is already shaping up to be one of Harlow’s most anticipated releases yet.

Harlow’s move to New York isn’t just a backdrop—it’s part of the narrative of growth and reinvention that surrounds this project. Working in a studio steeped in music history—where icons from Hendrix to Swift have cut records—suggests that ‘Monica’ could be a more introspective and textured record than we’ve heard before.

With ‘Monica’, Jack Harlow isn’t just dropping an album—he’s inviting listeners deep into a new phase of his sound and story. Set your calendars for March 13, because this one’s poised to be a standout in Hip-Hop releases this Spring.


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