Looking for every Kendrick Lamar song, album, and feature released in 2026? This Aswehiphop compilation follows the Compton rapper’s officially released music throughout the year, including solo material, guest verses, collaborations and other confirmed vocal contributions.

Kendrick has taken a selective approach to releasing music in 2026, but his appearances have landed on projects from some notable names. His year includes “Good Flirts” with Baby Keem and Momo Boyd, “How To Pray” with producer Dahi and Amber Mark, and “So Good” with Jhené Aiko.

If you want to revisit his earlier catalogue, check out our best Kendrick Lamar songs collection. You can also browse more yearly artist pages through the Aswehiphop Songs and Features Compilation List 2026.

This page separates Kendrick’s officially billed guest appearances from songs where he contributes additional vocals without receiving a featured-artist credit. That distinction helps keep the yearly count accurate, especially when a contribution appears in an album’s credits but not in its track title.

Kendrick Lamar Albums and Project Appearances (2026)

Kendrick Lamar has not released a new solo studio album in 2026. His activity this year has instead come through appearances on other artists’ projects, with two albums containing notable contributions from him.

Ca$ino — Baby Keem

Ca$ino is Baby Keem’s second studio album, released on February 20, 2026. The 11-track project includes Kendrick Lamar on “Good Flirts,” where he appears alongside Momo Boyd. He also contributes additional vocals to the album’s fifth track, “House Money.”

The two songs involve different kinds of credits. Kendrick is officially billed as a featured artist on “Good Flirts,” while his contribution to “House Money” is listed as additional vocals. Both are worth documenting, but only the former belongs in his conventional guest-feature count.

Black Boy (Alternative) — Dahi

Producer Dahi released his debut album, Black Boy (Alternative), on August 28, 2026. The 11-track project includes Kendrick Lamar and Amber Mark on “How To Pray.”

The album brings together artists from hip-hop, R&B and alternative music, with Kendrick’s appearance forming one of its major guest collaborations. “How To Pray” is officially credited to Dahi featuring Kendrick Lamar and Amber Mark, so it qualifies as a 2026 guest feature.

Kendrick Lamar Solo Songs (2026)

As of November 13, Kendrick Lamar has not released a new standalone solo single in 2026. His confirmed releases this year have come through other artists’ projects rather than a new solo campaign.

That does not mean his name is absent from the year’s music. His three official guest appearances have connected him with Baby Keem, Dahi, Amber Mark and Jhené Aiko.

Kendrick Lamar Guest Features (2026)

Kendrick’s 2026 guest list currently contains three officially credited appearances. The releases span different projects, with each one giving him a separate collaboration outside his own solo catalogue.

1. Good Flirts — Baby Keem feat. Kendrick Lamar & Momo Boyd

“Good Flirts” brings Baby Keem, Kendrick Lamar and Momo Boyd together on a track from Keem’s Ca$ino album. Released on February 20, 2026, it marked one of Kendrick’s first major guest appearances of the year.

The collaboration continues the musical connection between Kendrick and his cousin Baby Keem. Momo Boyd also receives an official feature credit, making this a three-artist record rather than a two-person reunion. Kendrick’s contribution gives the song another link between the two rappers’ catalogues following their earlier collaborations.

Listen to “Good Flirts” on Spotify.

2. How To Pray — Dahi feat. Kendrick Lamar & Amber Mark

“How To Pray” is a collaboration from producer Dahi, featuring Kendrick Lamar and Amber Mark. The song was released on August 28, 2026, as part of Dahi’s debut album, Black Boy (Alternative).

The track brings Kendrick into a collaboration led by a producer with whom he has a long working history. Amber Mark shares the vocal spotlight, while the song places Kendrick on a record that sits between hip-hop and alternative R&B. Its official credits identify both Kendrick and Amber Mark as featured performers.

Listen to “How To Pray” on Spotify.

3. So Good — Jhené Aiko feat. Kendrick Lamar

“So Good” reunites Jhené Aiko and Kendrick Lamar on a song from Aiko’s fourth studio album, Westside Whimsy. The album arrived on September 11, 2026, with the track officially crediting Kendrick as a featured artist.

The record gives the two artists another opportunity to work together after their earlier collaborations, including “Growing Apart (To Get Closer)” and “Stay Ready (What A Life).” On “So Good,” they trade vocals, bringing Kendrick’s rap delivery into Aiko’s R&B setting. The song also reunites him with a longtime collaborator after more than a decade without a new joint release under their names.

Listen to “So Good” on Spotify.

Kendrick Lamar Additional Vocal Contributions (2026)

Not every recording involving Kendrick Lamar is released as a featured collaboration. One 2026 album track credits him for additional vocals, but does not list him as a featured artist.

House Money — Baby Keem

“House Money” appears on Baby Keem’s Ca$ino album, released on February 20, 2026. Kendrick Lamar is credited for additional vocals and songwriting, while Denzel Curry is also credited for background vocals.

Because Baby Keem is the performing artist and Kendrick does not receive a featured-artist credit on the track, “House Money” should not be counted among Kendrick’s three official guest features. It remains an important album contribution, however, and is included here so readers do not miss his involvement.

Kendrick Lamar 2026 Release Notes

Kendrick Lamar’s 2026 catalogue currently has three official guest features and one separately documented additional-vocal contribution. He has not released a new solo album or standalone solo single during the period covered by this update.

One older collaboration also deserves a mention. Kendrick appears on Sia’s “The Greatest,” which was included again on the 2026 anniversary edition of This Is Acting. However, the Kendrick-assisted version was originally released in 2016. It is therefore not counted as a new 2026 song or feature.

The same first-release rule applies to other older recordings that may return through deluxe editions, anniversary packages or reissues. This page focuses on music that first became officially available in 2026.

As new releases arrive, Aswehiphop will update the compilation with verified solo songs, guest appearances, collaborations and other notable credits.