Ice Spice is finally ready to release her debut album, Y2K! — and it’s coming this summer. “HIIIII >.< Y2K ☆ THE ALBUM WILL BE DROPPING JULY 26TH !!!!” Ice Spice, 24, wrote via Instagram on Wednesday, ...

Last week, Ice Spice ended her brief musical hiatus with her new single, “Think U The Sh*t (Fart).” The song came just over a year after the New York City rapper‘s debut EP, Like…?. With a new single ...

On Monday (Aug. 5), album sales blog Chart Data revealed the first-week sales stats for Ice Spice's latest album, Y2K! According to the tweet, which can be seen below, the New York rapper's LP debuted ...

The Grammy-nominated rap star's world tour kicks off on July 4, while her upcoming LP drops on Friday, July 26 The Grammy-nominated Bronx native also unveiled her album’s cover artwork, confirming it ...

Fans questioned why “Y2K,” the title of Ice Spice’s debut album, was placed on the trash can for the project’s cover art. Ice Spice responded to criticism of her debut album Y2K’s cover art on ...

Ice Spice hasn’t taken a lot of losses, but if you let the internet tell it, the album cover for her debut LP, Y2K!, is one of them. Since its reveal in early June, the artwork has been subjected to a ...

After Ice Spice broke into the scene with her blood-pumping “Munch (Feelin’ U)” in 2022, fans and critics alike have been waiting for a full-length effort from the Bronx-based rapper. On Tuesday, Ice ...

The last couple of years have been a Whirlpool for Ice Spice. In the span of just two years, she has gone from obscurity to becoming one of the most important figures in rap, with a number of ...

The flame-haired singer has already worked with some heavyweight artists, teaming up with Taylor Swift and scoring a No. 2 on the Billboard 100 chart with “Karma.” Ice also teamed up with fellow NYC ...

After a standout year that included several top-10 singles and a debut EP, Bronx-bred rapper Ice Spice has been laying the groundwork for her debut album Y2K. She first gave a taste of the forthcoming ...

Ice Spice told Variety in the September cover story that her go-to producer RiotUSA will be prominently featured in the credits with additional production from A Lau, who has worked with Jay Critch, ...