Get ready, hip-hop heads! Two titans of the production world, Hit-Boy and The Alchemist, have joined forces not just behind the boards, but also on the mic, to deliver their brand new joint album, “GOLDFISH.” Released on October 24, 2025, this project is a masterclass in lyrical prowess and sonic innovation.
From Producers to Emcees
What makes “GOLDFISH” particularly special is seeing two of the most respected producers in the game step fully into the spotlight as emcees. Hit-Boy and The Alchemist trade verses and craft beats across 15 tracks, proving their creative range extends far beyond their legendary production credits. This is a rare and exciting display of their multifaceted talents.
The album’s central concept revolves around the feeling of being stuck in a cycle, like a goldfish swimming in circles. This theme is explored through their lyrics, offering a unique perspective on artistic struggle and breakthrough. It’s a project that showcases their growth and willingness to push boundaries.
A Star-Studded Collaboration List
Beyond the core duo, “GOLDFISH” boasts an impressive lineup of collaborators who add even more depth and flavor to the project. You’ll hear from seasoned artists like Havoc, Boldy James, and Conway The Machine, alongside Jay Worthy and even Hit-Boy’s father, Big Hit. This curated list of features ensures a rich and diverse listening experience.
- Mick & Cooley (feat. Conway The Machine)
- Celebration Moments (feat. Havoc)
- Not Much (feat. Boldy James)
- Drawing Bridges (feat. Johnathan Hulett)
- All Gas No Brakes (feat. Jay Worthy & Big Hit)
A Symbol of Freedom and Reinvention
For Hit-Boy, “GOLDFISH” marks a significant milestone as his first full-length release since concluding his 18-year publishing deal. This sense of liberation is palpable throughout the album. The project truly symbolizes freedom and reinvention for both Hit-Boy and The Alchemist, offering a fresh chapter in their illustrious careers.
Have you listened to “GOLDFISH” yet? What are your favorite tracks from Hit-Boy and The Alchemist’s new album? Share your thoughts in the comments!