CASH COBAIN SHARES FIRST SINGLE OF 2026 “WISH”

After kicking off the year with A New York Evening With Cash Cobain, hosted by the Grammy Museum, Cash Cobain has returned with a video new single, “WISH” via GIANT Music. “WISH” sees Cash developing a brand-new style over a “Late Nite Tip” Three 6 Mafia sample about getting rich enough to afford anything he may wish for through hard work and dedication. The music video, shot during a ski trip with the Slizzys, serves as proof of concept for Cash Cobain’s wishful aspirations: three minutes of cars, jewelry, and money. This release arrives on the heels of his biggest year yet, including collaborations with Drake and Justin Bieber on “Someone Loves Me Pt. 2” and the title track of Bieber’s new album SWAG. He also dropped a run of back-to-back singles, “Hoes Be Mad 2.0” (feat. YKNIECE, BunnaB, Loe Shimmy & ZEDDY WILL), “Feeeeeeeeel” (which spawned a massive viral dance trend and a COLORS SHOW performance), “Sick N Tired” (feat. OnlyHeaven), and “Trippin On A Yacht” (feat. Rob49 and Bay Swag). All of this leads up to his forthcoming album, Party With Slizzy – out soon.

Play Cash Cobain & its subsequent hit “Fisherrr” (feat. Bay Swag & Ice Spice) (77M Streams), cemented him into the upper echelon of music as both a rapper and producer, as it was hailed by Rolling Stone, NPR, Vulture, Pitchfork, Billboard as some of the best music of 2024 and was awarded the #1 song of 2024 by The New York Times. Last year was massive for Cash Cobain with a sold-out show at Brooklyn Paramount, coverage from COMPLEX and People Magazine, an Apple Up Next feature, a 2024 XXL Freshman crowning, a Billboard Rookie of the Month look, and two BET nominations for Producer of the Year and Best Breakthrough Hip-Hop Artist. In addition to his opening slot on Ice Spice’s Y2K! World Tour last summer, Cobain’s electric debut national television performance at the BET Awards reached a staggering audience of 3 million viewers, and capping the year off with banger “Rump Punch” (37M Streams). With his extraterrestrial R-rated anthems, ethereal production, playful, sexy drill sound, and the inescapable Slizzy Movement in full effect, there may not be a spotlight bright enough to shine on Cash Cobain‘s future.

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