molly releases debut album '22' on Colorize
The producer's first album arrives two years after her debut single, with eleven tracks and her own vocals used for the first time.
molly has released her debut album, 22, on Colorize. The eleven-track record arrives roughly two years after her first single landed in July 2024, a stretch in which she has passed 25 million Spotify streams, with more than five million on "Here Again" alone and a further five million across the Rushing In EP.
The album opens with "drops of oil" and features contributions from MOONE, Mees Salome, sandpiper, OCULA, Richard Walters, FARLEY, Afnan Prince, Hessian and LeyeT, with a portion of the record handled on her own. It also marks the first time she has used her own voice on a release.
Speaking to Dancing Astronaut, she said the title came from a number that kept surfacing while she was writing, and that a project she had started as a record about unity and connection turned into a year of questioning whether she had earned her place as an artist. Her conclusion, she said, was that she had not needed to become anything more in order to deserve it.
Her records have been picked up in sets by Martin Garrix, Armin van Buuren, Nora En Pure, Above & Beyond, Tritonal and Sultan + Shepard, and she has shared stages with Lane 8, Kaskade, Tiesto and Christian Loffler at Dreamstate, We Belong Here Miami, Elsewhere in New York and ADE.
A DJ set filmed in Joshua Tree went up on YouTube the day before the album arrived. Dates in London, Vancouver, Los Angeles, New York, Seattle and Toronto follow through 2026.

