NEW
BITCH
Eight-Track EP · Released July 24, 2026
Vocal-forward, club-built, and unapologetically peak-set — NEW BITCH is Cakes Da Killa & DJ Miss Parker’s eight-track EP, pushing the catalog further into house and dance music.
- 01End Of The ShowE2:49
- 02New BitchE2:32
- 03SeamlessE3:08
- 04LethalE3:26
- 05Prince Harvey +30:47
- 06Makin’ LuvE w/ MNEK, Princess Superstar3:01
- 07Work It Out3:34
- 08Once AgainE2:52
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Catalog
2013 — 2026"Still dat bitch."
Cakes Da Killa doesn’t ask for a seat at the table. He builds his own room, then charges cover.
For more than a decade, the New York rapper has carved out a world entirely his own — where razor-sharp bars collide with house, hip-hop and the pulse of the underground. Armed with a rapid-fire flow, wicked humor and undeniable presence, Cakes has built a career on refusing to be boxed in.
Before the industry caught up, he was already there.
From sweaty New York dance floors to stages at Glastonbury, Governors Ball, Sónar and WHOLE Festival, Cakes has taken his unmistakable energy worldwide. His catalog moves just as freely, pairing hard-edged lyricism with club music while collaborating with artists including Honey Dijon, Dawn Richard, Injury Reserve, Justine Skye and Rye Rye.
With Svengali, Cakes turned romance, lust and heartbreak into a seductive collision of rap, house and jazz. Black Sheep pushed things further — swaggering between Manhattan nightlife and Brooklyn back blocks with humor, desire and the confidence of an artist who knows exactly who he is.
Now the story turns a page mid-sentence.
New Bitch.
New Bitch, the 2026 EP with DJ Miss Parker, isn’t an introduction. It’s an evolution.
Sharper. Louder. Freer.
After more than a decade of breaking rules, bending genres and making space where there wasn’t any, Cakes Da Killa isn’t interested in fitting into anyone else’s version of hip-hop.
Reinvention was never the plan. Just the receipts catching up.
Still the reference other rappers won’t credit.
Still the best-dressed name on the flyer.
Still dat bitch.
Merch
They Been Talking
Over a decade of disrupting rap, dance music and nightlife.


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