Snoop Dogg has had a busy 2026, with a solo studio album, a new project alongside Kurupt and a long list of collaborations spanning hip-hop, funk, dancehall and electronic music. His April release, 10 Til’ Midnight, gave fans 14 new tracks, while October brought another Death Row Records reunion with Kurupt on the eight-song project The Hollow.

There has been plenty happening between those two projects, too. Snoop has appeared alongside artists such as BigXthaPlug, Chaka Khan, Dave East, HUGEL, The Game, Beenie Man and Dame D.O.L.L.A. He has also released individual records, including “Slid Off,” “High Life” and “Heart in Need of a Hug.”

This Aswehiphop compilation keeps track of Snoop Dogg songs, albums, singles, joint releases and guest appearances from 2026. His own projects are covered first, followed by collaborations where other artists share the lead or receive primary billing.

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• Snoop Dogg Albums & Projects (2026)
• 10 Til’ Midnight
• The Hollow
• Other Singles & Solo Releases
• Guest Features & Collaborations
• Related Artist Compilations

Snoop Dogg Albums & Projects (2026)

Two album projects stand out in Snoop Dogg’s 2026 catalogue. The first is his solo studio album 10 Til’ Midnight, released in April. The second is The Hollow, an eight-track collaborative album with longtime Death Row associate Kurupt.

Both releases have their own tracklists and guest appearances. The collaborations featured within them belong to their respective projects and are not repeated in the outside-features section.

10 Til’ Midnight

10 Til’ Midnight arrived on April 10, 2026, through Death Row Records and gamma. The 14-track release is Snoop Dogg’s 22nd studio album and runs for approximately 35 minutes.

The album brings together familiar West Coast rap elements and contributions from several established collaborators. Swizz Beatz appears on the opening track, “Step,” while Trinidad James joins Snoop on “Pop My Shit.” Other credited guests include Peezy, Kanobby, Shawn Louisiana and October London.

Nottz, Soopafly, Erick Sermon and other producers contribute to the album’s sound. The short runtime keeps the project moving quickly, with tracks such as “Lied 2 U,” “Slid Off,” “Stop Counting My Poccets,” “17 Rules” and “Bread Under the Bed” giving the record its own character.

Official tracklist:

1. Step (feat. Swizz Beatz)
2. Lied 2 U
3. Slid Off
4. Daddy Rich
5. Stop Counting My Poccets
6. OG to BG
7. Dogg Wattup Doe (feat. Peezy)
8. Leave That Dogg Alone
9. Pop My Shit (feat. Trinidad James)
10. 17 Rules
11. Bread Under the Bed
12. No Ticcet Needed (feat. Kanobby)
13. Long Beachin’ (feat. Shawn Louisiana)
14. QTSAMYAH (feat. October London)

Listen to 10 Til’ Midnight on Spotify.

The Hollow — Snoop Dogg & Kurupt

Snoop Dogg and Kurupt reunited for The Hollow, an eight-track collaborative album released on October 31, 2026, through Death Row Records. The project gives the two longtime West Coast rappers another opportunity to work together, with DJ Battlecat and other familiar names connected to the wider Death Row circle.

The tracklist moves through a short collection of records, beginning with “Our Gang” before moving into “Neighbors” and “Priceless.” G Perico joins the pair on “Get Yours On,” while Soopafly appears on “Fuss About It.” The remaining tracks include “A Dog Party,” “Survival” and “Almost Broke My Collar.”

At around 22 minutes, The Hollow is considerably shorter than Snoop’s April album. Its appeal comes from the reunion itself: Snoop and Kurupt have a long musical history, and the new release gives their shared West Coast sound another chapter.

Official tracklist:

1. Our Gang
2. Neighbors
3. Priceless
4. Get Yours On (feat. G Perico)
5. Fuss About It (feat. Soopafly)
6. A Dog Party
7. Survival
8. Almost Broke My Collar

Stream The Hollow on Spotify.

Snoop Dogg Singles & Other Solo Releases (2026)

Snoop’s 2026 output was not limited to his two album projects. Several singles arrived before and after 10 Til’ Midnight, giving listeners individual releases to follow between the larger projects.

Slid Off

“Slid Off” was released on January 16, 2026, as a standalone single before appearing on 10 Til’ Midnight. Snoop handles the lead vocals and production, delivering a short record built around his relaxed West Coast approach.

The single also came with an instrumental version, giving the release two tracks. Its later inclusion on the April album makes it one of the early records that introduced the sound of the project.

High Life

“High Life” arrived on February 20, 2026, credited to Snoop Dogg with Tripp Locc, Wayniac and Young Sagg. Although Snoop leads the release, all four artists contribute vocals.

The track was released through Death Row Records and features production from Snoop himself. Its group of vocalists gives it a different setup from his more straightforward solo singles.

Heart in Need of a Hug

Released on March 19, 2026, “Heart in Need of a Hug” is one of Snoop’s more personal standalone releases of the year. The song moves away from the harder rap presentation of some of his other singles and leans into a softer R&B and soul direction.

Snoop is credited as the lead vocalist and producer. The record arrived through Death Row Records and stands as a separate single rather than an album track.

Stop Counting My Poccets

“Stop Counting My Poccets” arrived on March 27, 2026, as another preview of 10 Til’ Midnight. Produced by Nottz, the track finds Snoop addressing people who pay too much attention to his money and business.

The release came with a music video directed by Luis De Pena and Yaslynn Rivera. The visual uses a black-and-white crime-film style and features appearances from Ray Vaughn, G Perico, Hitta J3 and BLK ODYSSY.

The New Wave (Instrumental)

“The New Wave (Instrumental)” was released on June 1, 2026. It is an instrumental release rather than a new vocal performance, but it belongs in the year’s official Snoop Dogg music catalogue.

Snoop Dogg Guest Features & Collaborations (2026)

Snoop Dogg’s collaborations in 2026 have reached well beyond the traditional West Coast rap circle. He has appeared on records with artists from Texas, the East Coast, Jamaica and the electronic music scene.

Some releases credit him as a featured artist, while others list him alongside the lead performers. The entries below preserve those differences instead of labelling every collaboration a guest feature.

6IXER PARTY

BigXthaPlug brought Snoop Dogg onto “6IXER PARTY”, alongside Ro$ama and MurdaGang PB. Released on March 19, 2026, the track connects the Texas rapper’s Southern sound with Snoop’s familiar West Coast delivery.

The collaboration gives the song a wider mix of voices, with Snoop appearing as a featured artist rather than the lead performer.

Listen to “6IXER PARTY” on Spotify.

Kobe

Dame D.O.L.L.A. released “Kobe” on April 24, 2026, with Snoop Dogg, Derrick Milano and Flau’jae appearing as featured artists. The title pays tribute to basketball legend Kobe Bryant, while the lineup brings together rap and sports culture.

Snoop’s appearance adds another recognizable voice to the collaboration. The song is credited to Dame D.O.L.L.A. as the lead artist, with the other three performers listed as guests.

Listen to “Kobe” on Spotify.

You Ain’t Gotta Be Scared (Bad Pick or Bad Picker)

Jevon Dewand and The Trap Starz released “You Ain’t Gotta Be Scared (Bad Pick or Bad Picker)” on July 10, 2026. The song features Snoop Dogg, Jazze Pha, Tonio Armani and Gaz Money.

With several artists credited on the same record, this is one of the larger lineups in Snoop’s 2026 collaborations. His appearance is officially listed on the single’s credits.

Listen to the song on Spotify.

Boogie’s in My Soul

Chaka Khan and Snoop Dogg joined forces on “Boogie’s in My Soul,” released on June 19, 2026. The song blends dance-pop and funk, with Khan’s vocals taking the lead and Snoop contributing a rap performance.

The record also connects to Khan’s Chakzilla album, where it serves as one of the singles. Snoop references the familiar chant from her 1984 hit “I Feel for You,” giving the collaboration a link to an earlier moment in her catalogue.

Listen to “Boogie’s in My Soul” on Spotify.

Sneak Attacc

“Sneak Attacc” brings together Kurupt, Snoop Dogg, Charlie Bereal and DJ Battlecat. Released on June 26, 2026, the record carries the Death Row connection through its lineup and production credits.

Snoop shares the artist billing with Kurupt and the other collaborators, so this is better classified as a joint release than a conventional feature. Charlie Bereal adds another vocal presence to the record.

Listen to “Sneak Attacc” on Spotify.

For You

Beenie Man leads “For You,” a large dancehall collaboration released on July 10, 2026. Snoop Dogg appears alongside Elephant Man, D’yani, Tifa, Shaneil Muir, Vanessa Bling, Stefflon Don, Kraff and Pamputtae, with Kemar McGregor also credited.

The lineup brings together performers from different parts of the Caribbean and international music scene. Snoop’s presence gives the track a hip-hop connection, while the wider cast keeps the focus on its dancehall collaboration.

Listen to “For You” on Spotify.

110% Juice

“110% Juice” is a Snoop Dogg release featuring Boo Love. Released on July 16, 2026, the single came through Death Row Records and gives Boo Love a credited appearance alongside Snoop.

Unlike several of the year’s joint records, Snoop is the lead artist here. The song is part of his run of individual releases outside the main album tracklists.

Listen to “110% Juice” on Spotify.

Me N The Boyz

Kurupt, Snoop Dogg and DJ Battlecat are credited together on “Me N The Boyz,” released on July 17, 2026. The single brings the three Death Row-connected names together for another West Coast collaboration.

The track is a joint release, not a guest appearance on a solo Snoop record. Its credits also connect it to the wider work the three artists have been doing together during 2026.

Listen to “Me N The Boyz” on Spotify.

Follow My Lead

Dave East and Harry Fraud released “Follow My Lead” with Snoop Dogg on July 28, 2026. The track combines Dave East’s direct East Coast rap delivery with Snoop’s laid-back West Coast presence.

Harry Fraud handles the production, giving the two rappers room to bring their different styles to the same record. The collaboration appears on the Price of Pain project.

Listen to “Follow My Lead” on Spotify.

God Bless Pimpin’

Bo Johnson and Snoop Dogg share artist credit on “God Bless Pimpin’,” released on July 31, 2026. The track pairs Johnson’s production approach with Snoop’s recognizable delivery.

The record has a smooth, soulful direction and draws on the West Coast feel associated with Snoop’s music. Both artists are credited on the single, so it belongs among his joint collaborations.

Listen to “God Bless Pimpin’” on Spotify.

Knee Deep

George Clinton, Jay Worthy, LNDN DRGS and Snoop Dogg come together on “Knee Deep,” released on August 7, 2026. The record draws from funk and West Coast hip-hop, making the collaboration a natural meeting point for Clinton’s musical legacy and the California artists.

Snoop is credited among the main performers, rather than simply appearing as a guest on a Jay Worthy or LNDN DRGS record.

Listen to “Knee Deep” on Spotify.

YAYA (Remix)

Compton AV and Steelz included “YAYA (Remix)” on their 13-track album Summer 26, released on August 7, 2026. The remix features Snoop Dogg and 310babii, with Snoop also receiving main-artist credit.

The release is one of several collaborations on the project and gives the original “YAYA” another version with a different lineup. It should be listed as a remix collaboration rather than an unrelated solo single.

Listen to Summer 26 on Apple Music.

Oldschool G’s

Crazy Peppsta released “Oldschool G’s” featuring Snoop Dogg on August 22, 2026. The single gives Snoop a guest appearance on a record led by the independent rapper.

The title points toward an old-school rap feel, while Snoop’s contribution links the release to his long history in West Coast hip-hop.

Listen to “Oldschool G’s” on Apple Music.

Love It or Hate It

The Game released “Love It or Hate It” with Snoop Dogg, Sela V and Cool & Dre on August 21, 2026. The song appears on The Documentary III and brings together several California-connected artists.

Snoop is credited as one of the performers on the record, alongside The Game, Sela V and Cool & Dre. Their combination makes it a notable West Coast collaboration from the year.

Listen to “Love It or Hate It” on Spotify.

Neighbors

Kurupt and Snoop Dogg released “Neighbors” as a single on September 18, 2026, ahead of its inclusion on their collaborative project The Hollow.

The song gives listeners an early look at the album’s direction. It is counted as one release in this compilation, even though it later appears on the full project.

Listen to “Neighbors” on Spotify.

Bitch Please

Kalvin Love and Snoop Dogg share credit on “Bitch Please,” a single released on September 9, 2026. The release is officially listed under both artists, making it another joint record rather than a conventional Snoop guest feature.

The song adds a different collaboration to Snoop’s September releases and is credited to Love to Love Records.

Listen to “Bitch Please” on Apple Music.

Flip It (Again)

Charlotte Devaney, Drumsound & Bassline Smith and Snoop Dogg are credited together on “Flip It (Again),” released on July 31, 2026.

The single brings Snoop into a drum and bass setting, moving away from the G-funk and rap production most listeners associate with his catalogue. The collaboration also gives the British electronic acts a connection to a major hip-hop name.

Listen to “Flip It (Again)” on Spotify.

H.O.U.S.E

HUGEL and Snoop Dogg joined forces on “H.O.U.S.E,” released on October 16, 2026. The track puts Snoop’s vocal style over a house music production, giving him another dance-oriented collaboration.

The record is credited to both artists and is one of the more recent additions to his 2026 releases. It also shows how far his collaborations have reached beyond traditional rap projects.

Listen to “H.O.U.S.E” on Spotify.

Wild Wild West

Doggyland released “Wild Wild West” featuring Snoop Dogg and Jake Tankersley on August 20, 2026. The children’s music release connects to Snoop’s animated educational brand, where he voices Bow Wizzle.

The one-minute song takes a different direction from his regular rap releases and is aimed at younger listeners. It is included here because Snoop is officially credited on the track.

Listen to “Wild Wild West” on Apple Music.

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