Connor Price released his debut studio album About Time on September 26, 2025, through 4 of Clubs LLC, a 16-track, 45-minute record that arrived three years into a viral run most artists would have mistaken for the destination. This is a catalogue album, framed as catalogue: nothing here is new, and the Connor Price About Time record matters because of the question its title answers, what a Toronto independent with hundreds of millions of streams does when the format that built him has to become a full-length statement.
The wait was the story going in. Price had released EPs, collaboration projects and a relentless run of singles since 2022, including the Spin the Globe series and the ICONIC project with Nic D earlier in 2025, without ever releasing a solo studio album. About Time collected over 60,000 pre-saves before release, and Billboard Canada marked the arrival with the obvious headline, a long-awaited debut album, from an artist whose audience had been built one short video at a time.
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Connor Price About Time Tracklist And Release Date
Released September 26, 2025 on 4 of Clubs LLC, the album runs 16 tracks in this order: “About Time,” “Boats,” “Push” with Nic D, “Dialed In,” “Hand Sanitize” with Haviah Mighty, “Mula” with Big Sean, “By My Side,” “More Mentors” with Idris Elba, “Look What I Did” with K.Keed, “Back To You” with Hoodie Allen, “I Like That,” “Sunday Scaries,” “Runnin,” “In Too Deep,” “Despicable” and “Hope It Never Ends.” The sequencing is deliberate, solo records framing the guest turns, so the album reads as one artist’s statement with visitors rather than a compilation wearing his name.
The centre of the record is its argument about money and mentors. “Mula,” the Big Sean collaboration that later picked up a Juno nomination for Rap Single of the Year, opens with Price insisting it is not about the money before Sean Don cheerfully contradicts him, the two positions arguing across one hook. “More Mentors,” with Idris Elba, arrived with its own official video, as did “Mula,” giving the album’s two biggest names the full visual treatment while the solo cuts carried the connective tissue.
The Guests Map The Globe Years
The guest list is the Spin the Globe map redrawn at album scale. South Africa’s K.Keed, who first linked with Price on “Blue Shell” in 2023, returns on “Look What I Did,” the lyric video above, and marked the placement in her own words:
“New verse for @connorprice album About Time which is out now. Song is called Look What I Did. Thank you once again for trusting me my dawg, I’m honoured to be featured amongst stars like Big Sean, Idris Elba, etc. Go run it!”
Around her, the cast covers every era of the run at once: Haviah Mighty, the Juno-winning Toronto MC who powered “Trendsetter,” on “Hand Sanitize”; Nic D, his most frequent collaborator, on “Push”; Hoodie Allen, a partner since the 2022 single “Buddy,” on “Back To You”; and Big Sean and Idris Elba as the heavyweight outside voices. It is a curator’s album in the literal sense, assembled by an artist whose whole method has been choosing the right voice for the right record.
A Debut Album After The Viral Years
The year around the album explains its title from the other side. In January 2025, “Trendsetter” was licensed as the opening song of Gabriel Iglesias’s Netflix special Legend of Fluffy. In May, Price passed 10 million monthly listeners on Spotify for the first time and appeared on the cover of Billboard Canada’s Indie Edition. In October, he sold out 10 dates across Europe and Australia on the Spin The Globe Tour, performing About Time songs live for the first time, an independent Toronto artist headlining three continents on a catalogue built from his own label.
The award season closed the loop the EP had opened. About Time was nominated for Rap Album/EP of the Year at the Juno Awards, with “Mula” nominated for Rap Single of the Year, the same two categories the Spin the Globe EP had entered two years earlier, now reached with a debut album instead of a viral EP. The through line from the globe spins of 2022 to this record is straight and documented: same independent structure, same collaborator-first method, longer form.
How To Hear It Now
Heard after the EPs, About Time is the record where the short-form instincts get tested at album length and mostly hold: sixteen short, dense tracks, no wasted features, and a closing run from “Runnin” to “Hope It Never Ends” that plays like a victory lap with the engine still on. Released September 26, 2025, it is Connor Price’s debut studio album, the Toronto independent’s first full-length statement, and the point where the Spin the Globe story stops being a format and becomes a catalogue.
