Tink - F**k, Marry, Kill [Yellow]

Tink turns a party game into a full album concept on her newest record, pressed here on yellow vinyl and split into three moods: desire, devotion and the clean break.

The Chicago singer and rapper has spent more than a decade building one of R&B's most loyal followings on her own terms, with a steady run of releases that includes her long-running Winter's Diary series. Released in 2026 through her Winter's Diary imprint with EMPIRE, this set follows the 2024 mixtape Winter's Diary 5, with Hitmaka serving as executive producer.

The record moves through modern dating in chapters, from confidence and physical attraction, to the vulnerability of wanting something stable, to betrayal and walking away for good. "Strangers" and "Be With You" set a sultry, slow-burning tone, "Non Negotiables" lays down the rules, and Rob49 drops in on "Bedrock" for a harder-edged turn.

Tink's voice moves easily between silky melody and quick-fire bars over warm, bass-heavy production, never losing the humour or bite that made her a favourite with listeners who have followed her since the mixtape days.

It is honest, messy and very grown, the kind of R&B that sounds best late at night, with the phone face down on the table and the lights low.