Doja Cat raps and sings with the same ease and changes style from album to album, from disco pop to hard rap. 5 studio albums here, 76 songs, from Amala to Vie, with Say So, Kiss Me More and Paint the Town Red.
Discography
Explore the complete Doja Cat studio albums. Click any album to see the full track list and listen.
Amala
2018
16 tracks·
Debut studio album (2018), 16 tracks. Includes Juicy, Candy and MOOO!.
Hot Pink and Planet Her are bright, danceable records for getting ready or a party. Scarlet is harder rap for the gym. The slower songs, like Streets, work late at night.
Why Mixtuby
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Biography
Amala Ratna Zandile Dlamini was born on October 21, 1995, in Los Angeles. She started posting songs on SoundCloud as a teenager and signed with Kemosabe and RCA in 2014.
Her 2018 joke song Mooo! went viral, and she has since won a Grammy for Kiss Me More with SZA.
History
Amala came out in March 2018. Hot Pink followed in November 2019, and Say So became a TikTok dance and, in a remix with Nicki Minaj, her first number one in the US.
Planet Her in 2021 had Kiss Me More, Need to Know and Woman. Scarlet, released in 2023, turned toward rap, and Paint the Town Red went to number one. Vie followed in 2025.
Legacy & Influence
Doja Cat showed how a song could break on TikTok and still become a lasting hit, and she moves between pop and rap more freely than almost anyone of her generation.
Perfect For
Getting ready
Say So, Kiss Me More and Woman.
Workout
Scarlet, with Paint the Town Red and Demons.
Party
Planet Her from start to finish.
Late night
Streets and Agora Hills.
How to Listen
1
Play Planet Her in order; Woman opens it and Kiss Me More comes early
2
Take Scarlet on its own; it is her hardest rap record
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