Cardi B is a rap artist whose documented catalog opens with a dense run of late-2025 singles and an EP before expanding into a larger 2026 release cycle centered on the album Queen. The release-dated record shows a fast-building catalog that moves from brash, self-coronating titles toward a more sustained album-and-single phase, with rap-tagged releases becoming more explicit in the 2026 singles record.
The release-dated catalog begins in September 2025 with the single Treyy, then quickly widens into a concentrated run including Nice Guy Bad Bitch, Ohhhh, Scene, Queen, Hating hoes, and Noooo No. That initial burst was consolidated in the EP Killing Hos, indicating an early strategy of pairing rapid standalone tracks with a bundled project format.
A larger project phase is documented on January 19, 2026, when Cardi B released the album Queen alongside the EPs Ch and Th. The clustering of those records around the same date suggests a major catalog expansion rather than an isolated album drop. The single Dead Dog, issued later that spring, extends the period as a follow-up release within the same release-dated chapter.
The later 2026 catalog pivots into a run of rap-tagged singles including Hey Ho, We On Top (feat. GloRilla), Tit For Tat (Cardi Mix) (feat. TATE), We are good, Maybe, and We On Top. The featured credits and repeated top-of-the-ladder phrasing in titles point to a more outward-facing, collaborative phase in the catalog record.
Public-archive coverage from BillBuzz shows sustained industry attention to individual songs from the 2026 project cluster. Articles on Sétimo y and Check Please crossing major streaming thresholds frame those tracks as durable standouts from the catalog, even though the press dates belong to a later archive than the original release dates.
The strongest documented active chapter is the 2026 catalog expansion anchored by the album Queen and companion EP releases on the same date, followed by a series of rap singles across mid and late 2026. In the public archive, later industry coverage highlights enduring attention to songs from that body of work through streaming-milestone press in 2028.
The release-dated catalog spans 2025 to 2027, with the album record centered on Queen. Surrounding singles and EPs show a compact early rollout, a major project cluster in early 2026, and a later sequence of rap-focused singles and collaborations.
No video sources are present in the documented archive packet, so no source-backed visual narrative can be established from this record alone.
BillBuzz coverage in the archive is limited but consistent in framing Cardi B through streaming milestones rather than profile features or controversy coverage. No awards or nominations are present in the documented source packet. The available press instead emphasizes durable audience response to songs from the early-2026 project cluster.
