Kodak Black returns with 'Just Getting Started' featuring Chance the Rapper, Pharrell Williams and Gunna

Kodak Black makes a powerful comeback with Just Getting Started, blending introspection & confidence

Kodak Black has made his highly anticipated return to music with the release of his new album Just Getting Started, marking his first major project since Trill Bill in 2024.The album showcases the Florida rapper’s growth, blending emotional introspection with his trademark confidence and unpredictable style.

The 20-track record features an impressive roster of collaborators, including Pharrell Williams, Chance the Rapper, Lil Yachty, Don Toliver, and Gunna. Each artist brings a distinct tone and texture to Kodak’s evolving sound. The project opens with “Project Blue,” a reflective and moody track that sets the tone for what’s described as one of Kodak’s most personal works to date.

On “Still Get Chanel,” Kodak and Chance the Rapper trade witty verses about relationships and materialism, while “Endless Nights,” featuring Gunna, combines luxury themes with underlying emotional tension. The Pharrell-produced “Mumble Rap” adds experimental production, showcasing Kodak’s willingness to explore new sonic territory.

The album also revisits his roots — most notably with “No Flaggin,” which pays homage to his breakout hit “No Flockin,” offering longtime fans a nostalgic touch. Tracks like “Prison Deform” and “Time to Be Free” dive deeper into themes of redemption, fame, and personal transformation.

Critics and fans alike view Just Getting Started as a pivotal moment in Kodak Black’s career, underscoring his ability to balance vulnerability with bravado. With its blend of star-studded features and introspective storytelling, the album solidifies Kodak’s position as one of hip-hop’s most dynamic voices — a reminder that, as the title suggests, he’s truly just getting started.