Kaash Paige is stepping into a new era with her highly anticipated album 2 Late To Be Toxic releasing October 10th, followed by a live show in Atlanta at Terminal West on October 14th.
The Dallas-born artist first captured attention in 2019 with her viral hit Love Songs and breakout EP Parked Car Convos, earning praise from Alicia Keys, Kylie Jenner, and 6lack. Her success opened doors to collaborations with Don Toliver and Travis Scott on the hypnotic single Euphoria, as well as a feature on Alicia Keys’ “Wasted Energy”. Alongside her musical growth, Kaash became a fashion muse, appearing in campaigns for Ivy Park, Moose Knuckles, and Guess.
Her sound has always blurred the line between R&B and hip hop, but her 2024 mixtape KAASHMYCHECKS marked a shift toward a more daring, hip hop-driven style. The six-track project explored her “toxic alter ego,” diving into themes of temptation and ego. Now, 2 Late To Be Toxic represents the opposite end of that spectrum. It’s a vulnerable reflection of emotional rebirth. The lead single God Save Me sheds bravado for honesty, revealing the pain and confusion that come when love becomes volatile.
This record reflects Kaash’s personal transformation. After taking time away from chaos, getting baptized, and embracing a journey of accountability and spiritual growth, she’s rediscovering her roots with a deeper sense of purpose. Sonically, she returns to her signature R&B tones but with a newfound emotional depth.
2 Late To Be Toxic also marks Kaash’s first independent chapter after parting ways with Def Jam, the label that signed her at 18. With a rebuilt team, a move back home to Dallas, and a rejuvenated creative spirit, she’s redefining her artistry. Her recent SXSW performance and first-ever headlining tour in China signaled a powerful reintroduction.
As she prepares to share her most honest project yet, Kaash Paige proves that growth isn’t about perfection, it’s about evolution, faith, and finding peace in the process.
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