Latest Release
- Scarlet · 2023
- Planet Her (Deluxe) · 2021
- Amala (Deluxe Version) · 2019
- Paint The Town Red - Single · 2023
- Hot Pink · 2019
- Tia Tamera (feat. Rico Nasty) - Single · 2019
- Freaky Deaky - Single · 2022
- Planet Her · 2021
- Hot Pink · 2019
- Kiss Me More (feat. SZA) - Single · 2021
Albums
- 2023
- 2023
- 2021
- 2019
Artist Playlists
- The singer/rapper serves up hooky, high-concept pop gems.
- All the songs the “Kiss Me More” star is performing in her first headlining arena tour.
- “I'm able to use my creativity and think about what I want to do.”
- Grab the mic and sing along with some of their biggest hits.
Appears On
- StarBoi3
- Bebe Rexha
More To Hear
- The missing link between Alice Coltrane, Indian dance, and Doja.
- The artist talks about Scarlet and being “too famous.”
- The artist talks about Scarlet and being “too famous.”
- The artist talks about Scarlet and being "too famous."
- Playing back conversations with the biggest artists of 2021.
- The artist chats with Ebro to break down her album 'Planet Her.'
- Doja Cat sits down with Ebro to discuss her album, 'Planet Her.'
More To See
About Doja Cat
Some call the end of summer the “slow news season”—school's still out, holidays are in full swing, and headlines tend to get weird—and Doja Cat (born Amala Ratna Zandile Dlamini in 1995) knew just what to do about it. In August of 2018, the Los Angeles singer and rapper dropped “Mooo!”, a sultry R&B jam, thick with double entendres and sung from the perspective of a cow. It went viral, thanks to an unforgettable, improbably catchy chorus that had people wondering: Could she possibly be for real? But Doja, who released her debut EP, Purrr!, in 2014, and her first album, Amala, in 2018, was no novelty act. In the years since, she has proven herself one of pop music’s savviest, most audacious characters. She raps nimbly, switching up her cadence from one syllable to the next, and her pop-culture nods (referencing actresses Tia and Tamera Mowry or sampling blink-182 and Paul Anka) are just as unpredictable as her dizzying flow. Her presentation is both tough and coquettish. As she demonstrated over and over on her 2019 album, Hot Pink, she assumes a fun and fundamentally empowered stance in her singing and rapping about sex. And woe to anyone who might take issue with that: “Sex is meaningful, it is!” she told Apple Music, with her trademark defiant charm.
- HOMETOWN
- Tarzana, CA, United States
- BORN
- 21 October 1995
- GENRE
- R&B/Soul