Jack Harlow is stepping into a bold new era with Monica, his fourth studio album set to drop March 13 under Atlantic Records. Crafted at New York’s iconic Electric Lady Studios, the project reflects a year’s worth of work and the creative energy sparked by Harlow’s relocation to the city.
The Kentucky native’s career continues its sharp ascent. His previous album Jackman launched straight to No. 1 on Billboard’s Top Rap Albums chart, reaffirming Harlow’s place at the top of the genre’s next wave. Now, with Monica, he’s signaling a fresh artistic chapter.
Harlow’s numbers are staggering. With over 32.4 billion global streams, multiple Grammy nods, and a growing catalog of chart-toppers, he’s already carved out a legacy. “Lovin’ On Me” recently entered Spotify’s Billions Club, marking a personal milestone as his first solo track to do so. It joins mega-hits like “Industry Baby” and “3D,” both collaborative powerhouses that helped define the past few years in pop and hip hop.
But Harlow’s influence isn’t limited to the booth. He founded the Gazebo Festival in Louisville, a celebration of music rooted in his hometown pride. Through The Jack Harlow Foundation, launched in 2023, he’s directing funds and resources back into Kentucky communities.
2024 is shaping up to be a defining year. Not only has Harlow aligned with top fashion houses like Jil Sander and Marni, but he’s also made headway in film, sharing the screen with Hollywood heavyweights Matt Damon and Casey Affleck. As Monica nears release, one thing is clear: Jack Harlow is more than just a rapper—he’s a cultural force in full stride.