KARRAHBOOO Begins a New Chapter With Debut Album ‘NOT DA 2’
Written by: Malena Coleman
Published on September 13, 2026, 9:40a.m. EST
KARRAHBOOO started making music in 2022 with her debut single Money Counter.
This track is what introduced her nonchalant, unbothered vibe. She has been continuously gaining traction in the Atlanta hip-hop scene ever since.
Building on that momentum—KARRAHBOOO released her debut album NOT DA 2 on September 4, 2026.
The album has 11 tracks, features from Monaleo, Lil Yachty, K3, and Zukenee, and it includes her previously released songs WYD, NO HOOK, and
KEEP UP W ME.
This album represents a new chapter for her as a solo artist. She has left fans waiting for a while due to label-related delays. Karrahbooo stated she was trapped in an unfavorable 360-style/720-style deal that prevented her from independently dropping
music after exiting the Concrete Boys collective.
She alleged that the label's team andLil Yachty were blocking her releases and demanding a cut of up to 20% of her futureearnings or attempting to buy her out.
Lil Yachty countered that he wasn't actively blocking her music, claiming delays weredue to issues like uncleared samples or a lack of finished music, while Karrahboooclaimed he used petty roadblocks regarding personal items/jewelry as leverage.
PATCHED IT UP features Lil Yachty—her former Concrete Boys collaborator. Considering their highly publicized falling-out, the collaboration makes the song—andthe project—even more interesting. Could this signal they’ve moved past their issues?
The visual rollout for NOT DA 2 has also begun to take shape, with KARRAHBOOO releasing a visualizer for WYO and an official music video for PULL A LUH BAND OUT.
The visuals give fans another way to experience the project while adding to the momentum surrounding its release.
Her album NOT DA 2 has been gaining attention from media platforms with MAKE HER DANCE being highlighted on The FADER among its songs of the week.
As KARRAHBOOO continues building momentum, NOT DA 2 could be an important step in her evolution from an emerging Atlanta artist into an artist with a growing presence beyond the city.
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