French Montana released Coke Boys 7: All Dogs Go To Heaven on Friday, November 6, 2026, through Coke Boys Records. The coke boys 7 mixtape runs 25 tracks and extends the series that built his name long before the pop crossovers.
The project was introduced on October 23 by “Live and Die,” a collaboration with Max B and Stove God Cooks that reunites the Wave Gods partnership at the heart of French Montana story and adds one of the most respected writers in the current underground. French produced the record himself and is credited as its composer under his legal name, Karim Kharbouch. The Apple Music listing for Coke Boys 7 carries the full 25-song sequence.
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Coke Boys 7 Returns To The Franchise Roots
The Coke Boys tapes are the foundation of French Montana career. Before the major label albums and the global singles, the series documented his Bronx come up and introduced the collective around him. A seventh instalment at 25 tracks is a deliberate throwback in scale as well as name, closer to the sprawling street tapes of the early 2010s than to a playlist era album.
The lead single sets the thesis in its hook, a line the label press campaign picked up as the record alternate title:
“Live and die by the stove, turn the silver into gold.”
That framing matters because of who delivers it with him. Max B partnership with French defined a New York era, and their recent run together, including Wave Gods 2, has been one of the most welcomed reunions in rap. Stove God Cooks, whose vivid writing has made him a fixture of the Griselda adjacent underground, bridges that era to the present one.
A Fourth Major Release In 2026
Coke Boys 7 is French Montana fourth major release of 2026, after Coke Wave 3.5: Narcos, WORLDWIDE WAVE and Wave Gods 2. The volume is the strategy. Rather than one album campaign a year, French has kept a near constant presence through the Coke Boys and Wave Gods lanes, each project feeding the next and keeping his catalogue in the conversation every quarter.
For Canadian audiences the series has a long memory: French Montana built an early and durable fan base in Montreal and Toronto through the mixtape circuit years before his arena runs, and the Coke Boys name still carries that era weight here. Coke Boys 7: All Dogs Go To Heaven is streaming now via Coke Boys Records.
The Reunion At The Centre Of The Tape
The emotional centre of the project is the Max B reunion. The two artists Wave Gods run in the 2000s and 2010s made them one of New York rap defining partnerships, and their recent work together has carried an audience that waited years for it. Putting Max B on the lead single, beside Stove God Cooks, tells listeners exactly which French Montana this tape belongs to: the mixtape artist first, with the pop catalogue as a second career rather than a replacement.
At 25 tracks, the tape also refuses the short project format that dominates streaming era rap. The length is part of the statement. Coke Boys tapes were always worlds to live inside for a season, and a 25 track seventh volume is built to be returned to rather than skimmed on release weekend.
