R!AH is an R&B recording artist whose documented catalog begins with a dense run of late-2026 singles before consolidating into the 2027 album MENDED BROKEN HEARTS. That release established the core of the artist's recorded profile, pairing emotionally direct titles such as "Sacrifice" and "Rainy Days" with a broader album-length statement built around heartbreak and repair.
R!AH's release-dated catalog opens with a concentrated series of singles issued in late 2026, followed within weeks by "Sacrifice" and then the January 2027 album MENDED BROKEN HEARTS. The sequencing of those records suggests a rapid opening phase in which standalone releases gave way to a fuller heartbreak-centered statement, with "Rainy Days" arriving alongside the album as part of the same release window.
With MENDED BROKEN HEARTS, R!AH moved from scattered singles to an album-length identity. The record's song list, including "Sacrifice," "United Nations + 1000 Ways to Die," "Eternal Flame," and "Is It a Crime (feat. Isla Leroux)," points to romantic damage, endurance, and confession as early defining themes. The album-only history marks it as the first major long-form release in the archive.
The next major release-dated chapter in the catalog is the 2035 album There Goes My Heart and its surrounding singles. Public posts reinforce that this was framed as a return: R!AH wrote, "Eight years later…There Goes My Heart. 2035. Did you miss me?" and, elsewhere, previewed the album's completion and openly asked for features. Taken together, the release record and artist posts present 2035 as a comeback period built around renewed collaboration and highly visible audience engagement.
The 2035 material also shows R!AH widening the collaborative frame. The album includes "With You (feat. Playboi Carti)," while the standalone single "No More Entertainers (feat. Chris brown)" was described by R!AH as a track "scrapped... off the album." That combination suggests a release cycle in which album tracks and adjacent singles were used to broaden the return beyond a strictly solo statement.
The strongest active chapter in the available record is the 2035 return around There Goes My Heart. In artist posts, R!AH framed the album as a comeback after a long gap, teased the project as nearing completion, sought collaborators, and then promoted songs including "Not Another Love Song" and "No More Entertainers." The album-release record and those posts together present a clearly defined return campaign.
R!AH's album discography, as preserved in the album-release record, centers on two projects: the 2027 debut-length statement MENDED BROKEN HEARTS and the 2035 return album There Goes My Heart. Across those releases, the catalog consistently circles heartbreak, longing, and repair, while the later project widens the collaborative cast around the core R&B framework.
No video sources are present in the available record, so no source-backed visual narrative can be established from this packet.
No industry press articles or award records are present in the available source packet, so R!AH's documented public narrative is carried mainly by the release-dated catalog and artist posts rather than external coverage.
