Molly Santana Partners With Epic Records Through Her Black Punk Music Imprint
The rapper earned a No. 2 debut on the Billboard Hot 100 last May via Drake's ICEMAN standout "Ran 2 Atlanta."
Epic Records has signed 22-year-old rapper Molly Santana through her new imprint, Black Punk Music. The partnership marks a significant move for the rising star, who gained mainstream attention with her 2026 feature on "Ran to Atlanta" alongside Drake and Future. The song debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100, catapulting Santana into the limelight within the rap genre.
Santana's experimental sound and distinctive aesthetic are expected to bring fresh energy to Epic's roster, which currently includes prominent artists such as Future, Travis Scott, and 21 Savage. Kenny MacPherson, a veteran music publisher and co-founder of Big Deal Music, expressed excitement about Santana's addition, highlighting her unique talent and perspective.
"Black Punk Music represents a new chapter in my career, a bold and creative statement from an artist who knows exactly who she is," Santana shares with Billboard. "Ezekiel Lewis and the team at Epic have given me the perfect home to push the boundaries of music and beyond."
Black Punk Music officially kicks off with the release of Santana's new single, "A Girl Is a Gun," on November 6. Her previous project, "Molly & Her Week of Wonders," released in 2025, featured hits like "Not Regular" and "BRB." This collaboration with Epic Records is sure to bring a fresh perspective to the label, further solidifying Santana's position as a rising star in the rap scene.
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