Pouya - Foreverglades [Blue]

Miami's Pouya heads deep into the swamp on Foreverglades, a 2026 album that doubles as a humid, hazy love letter to Florida, pressed here on blue vinyl.

Pouya came up in the early 2010s as one of the pioneers of the underground rap scene that grew out of SoundCloud, building a devoted following through the Buffet Boys crew he ran with childhood friend Fat Nick and an early team-up with $uicideboy$ on the $outh $ide $uicide EP. A decade on, he is still fiercely independent and unmistakably South Florida.

Foreverglades leans into that identity harder than ever. The title folds the Everglades into a state of mind, part postcard and part warning, and the twelve tracks move quickly, wrapping up in just over half an hour without wasting a bar.

Hometown pride is written right into the titles of "In My City" and "Florida Baby," while "Baby Bone" and "Kysostfu" were the cuts chosen to get their own music videos. Across the record his delivery stays nimble, sliding between rapid-fire verses and woozy, melodic hooks with the ease of a scene veteran.

For fans who have followed him from his first uploads to this point, the blue pressing makes a fitting souvenir of the Sunshine State at its most humid and headstrong.