Samara Cyn release
A solo or co-lead recording issued under Samara Cyn’s artist catalogue, including project tracks, standalone singles and compilation originals.
Artist song catalogue
A complete, carefully classified record of Samara Cyn’s official releases, early independent recordings, guest appearances, freestyles and distinct alternate performances. Each row gives the earliest supported date, project or collaborator, release status and a longer note explaining the recording’s place in her catalogue.
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Classification guide
The first label identifies the catalogue section. The smaller lines explain Samara Cyn’s billing and whether the recording is a commercial release, credited guest appearance or separately documented performance.
A solo or co-lead recording issued under Samara Cyn’s artist catalogue, including project tracks, standalone singles and compilation originals.
A recording led by another artist or collective where Samara Cyn has an explicit featured, joint or guest performance credit.
A source-backed freestyle, cypher, cover or newly performed platform version distinct from the standard studio master.
Catalogue overview
Samara Cyn-led masters are separated from guest appearances and public performance recordings so the total remains understandable.
Includes D.A.B., Vol.1 Tape2, standalone singles, The Drive Home, backroads, Detour and the original C24 track “Loop.”
Includes early independent credits, album features, reciprocal collaborations, co-billed collective releases and the documented unreleased Disclosure collaboration “Bite Me.”
These are kept outside the standard studio total even when a broadcaster, festival or platform professionally published the alternate performance.
Counting rules
The deciding question is whether the version documents a meaningfully new Samara Cyn performance, not merely a different package or playback speed.
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Quick explanations for the release, feature and version decisions that affect the catalogue total.
The archive includes Samara Cyn’s solo and co-lead releases, every project track located in the audited catalogues, explicit guest credits, artist-posted freestyles, professionally published cyphers, sourced covers, live-only originals and distinct broadcaster or platform performances.
Current profiles foreground The Drive Home, backroads and Detour, but older streaming and artist sources also document D.A.B., Vol.1 Tape2, Time and multiple early collaborations. Those recordings remain part of Samara Cyn’s catalogue even when shortened profile pages hide them.
No. Those editions are grouped when they reuse the same central Samara Cyn vocal. A version becomes separate only when it preserves a meaningfully new performance, as with Chrome — A COLORS SHOW.
The COLORS session documents a newly delivered performance and received its own audio release before the later studio single. It therefore contains more catalogue value than a standard video using the album master.
The Amazon Music Original reworks A Tribe Called Quest’s composition for Major League Soccer, with DJ Premier producing and Samara Cyn contributing new vocals and lyrics. It is official, but it is not an original Samara Cyn composition.
The latest recording included in this review is DJ Premier and Samara Cyn’s Can I Kick It? (Amazon Music Original), released on 13 July 2026. Her latest reviewed Samara Cyn-led project is Detour, released on 20 March 2026.
A year is used when a reliable streaming or artist source confirms the recording but does not expose a consistent day and month. The archive avoids inventing precision that the available evidence does not support.
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