Isn’t it fascinating how the stars align just right for moments like these? Speaking of celestial moments, let’s talk about Maliibu Miitch, who’s making waves in the music cosmos. The Bronx rapper has finally unwrapped her debut studio album, Sailor Goon, on October 30, and let me tell you, it’s been worth the wait! Channeling the spirit of Sailor Moon, the beloved anime figure she adored in her youth, Miitch’s album title is more than just a catchy moniker—it’s a testament to her journey! Caught in a contract that tested her patience and resilience, she’s emerged shining like a newfound star. With collaborations that spark intrigue, including the likes of Rich The Kid and Lady London, her 10-track collection promises to be a delightful trip—a cosmic ride into her artistry, if you will. Let’s dive into this stellar debut, shall we?
Maliibu Miitch has finally put her name on a full-length. The Bronx rapper released Sailor Goon, her debut studio album, on October 30 via MNRK Music Group and Vision Play Entertainment. The title is a nod to Sailor Moon, the anime heroine she says she loved growing up, and a nickname she has carried for years. “I’ve been calling myself Sailor Goon for years, and I always knew I wanted to name my first project after it,” she said in a statement. She also pointed to the patience it took to get here, adding, “I showed so much patience and resilience with being stuck in that contract, and I think that’s why the title is so fitting.” Across 10 tracks, she brings in Rich The Kid on “Do A Trick,” P.C. on “BBM,” and Lady London and Ms Hustle on the closer “Been Wavy.” Check it out below.
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