Yung Miami released her debut solo album, Watch Dis, on October 23 through Uptown Records. The twenty-one-track project includes Dear JT as its focus track and brings together a broad set of collaborators.
Travis Scott joins Just Might Go, while Bryson Tiller appears on Old Time Sake. Quavo and G Herbo contribute to TMTC. The album also looks toward Miami’s home city on Dade County, featuring Rick Ross, Trick Daddy and Trina. The release follows the single Spend Dat.
A solo album with several kinds of company
The guest list connects contemporary rap, R&B and artists associated with Miami’s musical history. That makes the placement of the collaborations worth following: a home-city track and a relationship song serve different roles even when both involve a featured voice.
The announcement presents Dear JT as a personal centerpiece. Readers can approach it as the artist’s own framing of a relationship rather than treating a song as a verified account of another person’s private life. The recording is the relevant source for its words and perspective.
With twenty-one tracks, the album is broader than any one single can represent. Following the running order gives context to changes between party-oriented material and more reflective writing. The official statement below supplies the release details and links to the complete program.
Source: Official release announcement.
