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OCTOBER 24, 2026 · SILICON VALLEY, CA
ON THE KOLAK RADAR. The details and the creative context are worth a closer look.
Anderson .Paak and Cordae share the spotlight on Heavy Is The Crown, an 11-track collaborative album released October 23, 2026 through APESHIT, EMPIRE, Hi Level and Mass Appeal. At around 31 minutes, the project gives their partnership a focused, full-length setting.
TWO ARTISTS, ONE FRAME
The original cover places the duo in matching argyle sweater vests against a blue studio backdrop. The coordinated portrait makes the partnership immediately clear: two individual identities presented as one visual concept. For KOLAK, that connection between styling, image and music is the detail that draws us in.
The track selection includes “58th Floor,” “You’re Mine,” “A Good Day,” “Karma Tax,” “Helpless” and “Godfather II.” Together, the titles offer several entry points into the album without losing sight of the complete project. Start at the beginning and give the collaboration room to unfold.
THE RECORD AND THE COLLECTION
Mass Appeal’s official collection extends the album into physical formats and apparel. The listings include vinyl editions, a lenticular CD, a cassette and clothing. Each edition brings a different piece of the visual world into a physical object.
Explore the official collection below for the available versions and current ordering details. The album release date and a particular physical edition’s shipping date are separate.
LISTEN & EXPLORE
Artist: Anderson .Paak & Cordae
Album: Heavy Is The Crown
Release: October 23, 2026
Tracks: 11
Open the official album on Apple Music · Explore the official Mass Appeal collection
Original album artwork: APESHIT / EMPIRE / Hi Level / Mass Appeal, via Apple Music. Sources: official Apple Music album listing and Mass Appeal’s official collection. KOLAK editorial commentary.