Maliibu Miitch Sailor Goon Tracklist: 10 Songs With Rich The Kid, Lady London and Ms Hustle

By Odessa Vance,

Album artwork for Maliibu Miitch's Sailor Goon, the rapper reclining on an orange rocky landscape under the title in black capitals

Maliibu Miitch released Sailor Goon, what HotNewHipHop calls her debut album, on October 30, 2026. It runs 10 songs and 26 minutes, per Apple Music, with three guest spots: P.C. on "BBM," Rich The Kid on "Do A Trick" and Lady London and Ms Hustle on the closer, "Been Wavy."

The album's ℗ line reads 2026 MNRK Records LP. HotNewHipHop reports the release came via MNRK Music Group and Vision Play Entertainment.

The full Sailor Goon tracklist

Here are all 10 songs in order, with featured artists as Apple Music credits them. The Spotify listing matches title for title and guest for guest.

  1. "Fed (Interlude)"
  2. "BBM" (feat. P.C.)
  3. "Green"
  4. "Extra"
  5. "Do A Trick" (feat. Rich The Kid)
  6. "Rap Rihanna"
  7. "Wif3y"
  8. "PTOP (Peaceful Transfer Of Power)"
  9. "Elevators"
  10. "Been Wavy" (feat. Lady London & Ms Hustle)

That leaves seven of the 10 songs as solo Maliibu Miitch tracks. Of the three collaborations, "Been Wavy" is the only one with two guests, and it closes the album.

Sailor Goon at a glance

The three singles are spread across the first seven tracks, and the last three songs, "PTOP (Peaceful Transfer Of Power)," "Elevators" and "Been Wavy," were not released as singles on Apple Music before October 30, 2026.

Who is on Sailor Goon

The guest list is short, and two of the three features were already out before October 30, 2026.

Maliibu Miitch, Lady London & Ms Hustle, "Been Wavy" (Official Visualizer)

The singles that led to the album

Four singles set up the album on Apple Music, and three of them made the final tracklist.

  1. "Benjamin Crew" with Jeremih, April 23, 2025
  2. "Do A Trick" with Rich The Kid, January 28, 2026
  3. "BBM" with P.C., April 8, 2026
  4. "Wif3y," August 7, 2026

"Benjamin Crew" is not on Sailor Goon. In MNRK's August 7, 2026 release for "Wif3y", the label says her "official run with MNRK Music Group started with 'Benjamin Crew' alongside Jeremih," a record it says was produced by Hitmaka, before "Do A Trick" and "BBM" "kept the momentum going." The same release called "Wif3y" "the latest piece as she builds toward Sailor Goon."

Per that release, "Wif3y" was produced by Music MajorX and SK, and its video was directed by Nimi Hendrix. MNRK quotes the line "if you ain't spending money, how I'ma know if you like me" from the song and says other lines nod to her Vietnamese and Filipino roots and to her being a Pisces.

Why she called it Sailor Goon

The title is a nod to Sailor Moon, the anime heroine HotNewHipHop says she loved growing up, and to a nickname she has used for a long time.

"I've been calling myself Sailor Goon for years, and I always knew I wanted to name my first project after it," she said in a statement, per HotNewHipHop.

She also tied the name to how long the album took. "I showed so much patience and resilience with being stuck in that contract, and I think that's why the title is so fitting," she said in the same statement.

Where Maliibu Miitch comes from

MNRK's release describes her as raised in the South Bronx. It says her start came from her older sister, "who used to make her rap battle growing up," which turned into freestyles and early releases. The label lists 50 Cent, Lil' Kim, Lauryn Hill, Jay-Z, Jadakiss and Rihanna among her influences, which makes a song called "Rap Rihanna" at track six easy to spot on the tracklist.

For more new releases, our hip-hop section has the rest of KAZI's October 30, 2026 coverage, and our NYC rappers to watch chart follows the city's rising names.

Where to listen

Sailor Goon is streaming now on Apple Music. If you only have a few minutes, my pick is the closer. It's the song with the most voices on it, and to me it's the clearest picture of who she wanted around her on a debut.

Odessa Vance called it first: Maliibu Miitch, October 30, 2026. Run back 'Been Wavy.'

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