Pusha P is a rap artist whose catalog record begins with a compact late-2025 run of singles and the EP "XOXO," then expands sharply in 2026 around the album "XOLOX" and the EP "Mixtape esco." Across those release-dated records, recurring titles such as "All in (LA)," "Oh u went," "Keep Going," and "GMC" define the most heavily circulated portion of the catalog, while later records point toward a harder rap framing in projects and singles released from 2028 onward. The available archive shows a career documented primarily through releases rather than press or touring coverage. That makes the release chronology especially important: an early pop-tagged run in 2025-2026 gives way to later release-dated material such as the album "MONSTER" and singles including "RADAR," "MOTION," and "Check," suggesting a more overt rap presentation in the catalog record. A brief artist post reading "New music soon" indicates an active present-tense public chapter as of the current archive window.
Pusha P's release-dated catalog opens with the single "How," followed within days by the EP "XOXO" and the singles "New York" and "The first." This opening cluster presents the earliest documented phase of the career and establishes a short-form release strategy centered on rapid, closely grouped records.
The catalog expands dramatically in 2026. "Missing" arrives just ahead of the album "XOLOX," and the same stretch includes "GMC," "Keep Going," "All in (LA)," "Hot," and the EP "Mixtape esco." The density of releases in this period marks the archive's clearest burst of output and centers the first album-length statement in the discography.
Within the same 2026 campaign, several songs emerge as the dominant records in circulation, especially "All in (LA)" and "Oh u went." Their prominence, together with the continued visibility of "Keep Going," supports reading this as the period in which Pusha P's catalog consolidated around a few signature titles rather than only a fast release pace.
The release-dated catalog resumes in 2028 with the album "MONSTER," followed by "Turnt" and "Come thru." Compared with the earlier run, the available song genre tags and titles in this period point more directly toward a rap-centered framing, while "MONSTER" also folds earlier material such as "All in (LA)" and "Dope boys" into a broader album context.
Later release-dated records include the rap-tagged singles "RADAR," "MOTION," and "Check," followed by a smaller 2031 catalog entry in the year summary. Public-facing evidence in the current archive window is limited but direct: an artist post announcing "New music soon" indicates that the catalog remains active in the present period, even without accompanying press, tour, or video documentation.
The clearest current chapter is an active public-facing period marked by a direct promise of forthcoming material. In the absence of contemporaneous press, tour, or video records, the present era is best defined by that artist statement alongside an already established release catalog led by "XOLOX" and "MONSTER."
Pusha P's album discography is compact in the available archive, centered on two full-length releases. "XOLOX" anchors the explosive 2026 expansion, while "MONSTER" documents a later album chapter and absorbs parts of the earlier song run into a broader project structure.
No video records are present in the archive, so the visual narrative cannot be assessed from the available sources.
No press articles or awards are present in the archive. As a result, industry framing is unavailable here, and the artist's documented story is carried almost entirely by release records and a single public post.
