“BLACKPUNK” follows a major chart breakthrough and the release of “A Girl Is a Gun.”
Molly Santana is preparing to release BLACKPUNK on Thanksgiving night, ahead of its listed November 27 release date. The project will be her first through Epic Records and her Black Punk Music imprint. “A Girl Is a Gun” introduces the release, while a full tracklist and guest lineup remain unannounced.
The album follows Molly And Her Week Of Wonders, released May 30, 2025. That 17-track project included contributions from che, Showjoe, and Hardrock, with songs including “Not Regular” and “BRB.”
Santana’s profile grew further this year through “Ran To Atlanta,” her collaboration with Drake and Future from ICEMAN. The song debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100, giving her a major chart breakthrough.
“A Girl Is a Gun” arrived November 6, produced by Showjoe and Tom Lev, with a self-directed music video. It follows “Live Your Life” and “Can’t Touch This,” continuing a sound shaped by hip-hop, alternative, punk, and grunge.
I think the timing makes sense. Santana has a major collaboration bringing new listeners her way and a new label partnership behind her. Now comes the important part: giving those listeners a full project that makes them stick around. BLACKPUNK gives her that opportunity, and I’m very interested in seeing how she uses it.
Quincy is the creator of Ratings Game Music. He loves writing about music, taking long walks on beaches, and spaghetti that fights him back.
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