
Draco Season opens with a track of the same name that immediately sets the scene: an album of 15 tracks, released on August 22, 2025, under the SODMG label, whose structure is entirely dictated by two figures. One is DeAndre Cortez Way, author of the latest opus Swag Season in 2024 and who is preparing his next album, DRIP, scheduled for 2026. The other is S3nsi Molly, whose presence focuses on two specific tracks: Meet the Smackers feat. S3nsi Molly and Hey Bae feat. S3nsi Molly. It is this binary architecture that defines the album, far from being a simple compilation of singles.
Draco Season: the conceptual framework of an enclosed work
The opening of the album is handled by track 1, Draco Season, and the closing is entrusted to the final track, Blessed by the Scale. These two tracks are not mere interludes; they constitute the boundaries of a journey that spans a total of 15 songs. Between these two poles unfolds a complete discography where solo tracks and collaborations alternate.
Blessed by the Scale: the closing that seals a coherent message
The final track, Blessed by the Scale, serves not only to close the album but also resonates as an echo of the preceding tracks. Looking at the tracklist reveals that the 13 songs situated between the opener and closer form a continuous sequence where every position matters. Track two, In this Bitch, immediately follows the opening song, while track three, Bad Girl, flows without interruption. This succession through to track fifteen creates an unbroken flow that leaves no room for improvisation: each song is a link in a chain where the coherence of the message takes precedence over surprise.
Meet the Smackers feat. S3nsi Molly and Hey Bae feat. S3nsi Molly: the collaborative duo as thematic backbone
At the heart of this journey, two tracks mark a break from his usual solo approach. Track 5, Meet the Smackers feat. S3nsi Molly, and track 8, Hey Bae feat. S3nsi Molly, are the only tracks on the album to feature a credited guest. On Meet the Smackers, S3nsi Molly's presence introduces a variation in the flow, creating a contrast with Soulja Boy's solo approach while maintaining an accessible energy. On Hey Bae, the second collaborative track confirms this dynamic: it is not an isolated appearance but a thematic duo that structures part of the album. These two features, spaced by three intermediate tracks (Stand on Business Pt. 2, The Coldest and Go Crazy!), form a central axis around which the other tracks revolve.
In this Bitch: The peak of artistic clarity refusing superficial shine
It is neither at the beginning nor at the end of the album, but fits into the central sequence that connects the opening and closing tracks to the collaborations with S3nsi Molly. Similarly, tracks 4 (Quarter Ticket), 6 (Stand on Business Pt. 2), 7 (The Coldest), 9 (Go Crazy!), 10 (Stamped), 11 (Forever), 12 (Make it Lock), 13 (Bricks Up) and 14 (Baby Glock) form an intermediate block that maintains the tension between the two conceptual poles of the album. This distribution of tracks shows that Draco Season is not an album where collaborations are scattered at random: they occupy precise positions within a global architecture where each track has its function.
Verdict: an architecturally solitary album
Draco Season turns out to be a project structured entirely around two axes: Soulja Boy's solo evolution and his collaborations with S3nsi Molly. Out of 15 tracks, only two feature guest appearances, meaning the majority of the album rests on an individual approach. The features aren't there to weigh down the project or try to broaden its audience through names; they serve as anchor points in a journey where every track has its place. Between Draco Season and Blessed by the Scale, between solo tracks and collaborations, the album draws out a precise trajectory that leaves no room for digression. It's an album where form follows function, where each track is a link in a chain whose two ends are clearly defined.
Technical Details
- Release Date: August 22, 2025 - Label: SODMG - Tracks: 15 - Opening / Closing Track: Draco Season / Blessed by the Scale - Guests: S3nsi Molly
🎬 The album's music videos
15 clips · continuous playback
Tracks
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- 5
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- 8Hey Baefeat. S3nsi Molly
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