Action Bronson – Planet Frog [Album Stream]
Action Bronson has always treated rap like a portal into his ecosystem, and Planet Frog pushes that world a little further off the map.
The Queens rapper’s new album is out now via Baklava Industries, moving through surreal food imagery, luxury-name detours, sports references, and the kind of left-field punchlines that only really make sense in Bronson’s voice.
The project runs through 13 songs, with appearances from Lil Yachty, Paul Wall, Roc Marciano, Meyhem Lauren, Julian Love, Yung Mehico, Human Growth Hormone, and Clovis Ochin. Harry Fraud, Daringer, Human Growth Hormone, and Bronson himself are among the names shaping the production, keeping the album in a hazy, stripped-down lane where loops, texture, and space do much of the heavy lifting.
“Triceratops” brings Lil Yachty and Paul Wall into Bronson’s orbit without sanding down the weirdness, while “Peppers” pairs him with Roc Marciano over a tense, low-key Daringer loop. That track also comes with an official video directed by Chris Grosso, giving the album one of its cleanest visual entry points: Bronson and Roc Marci in the woods, calm but fully locked in.
Coming after Johann Sebastian Bachlava The Doctor, Planet Frog feels less like a reset than another chapter in Bronson’s self-built universe—one where the references are dense, the humor is dry, and the whole thing sounds like it was made exactly the way he wanted it made.
Stream Planet Frog below.