Slayyyter - Wor$t Girl in America

Slayyyter spent years as the internet's favorite hyperpop provocateur before signing to Columbia, and Wor$t Girl in America is what she did with a major label budget: exactly what she was already doing, only louder and with better mixes.

Released March 2026, the album runs fourteen tracks of electroclash, dance-pop, and blown out electro house. "Dance..." and "Crank" are the club tracks, all sawtooth synths and shouted hooks. "Beat Up Chanel$" and "Old Technology" work the Y2K excess angle that has always been her signature. "$t. Loser" and "What Is It Like, To Be Liked?" are the two that actually hurt, and "Brittany Murphy." closes the record on its strangest and most affecting note. Slayyyter directed nearly every video herself, shot and edited by Kaitlyn Muro.

Where a lot of her peers softened once the majors came calling, she sharpened. This is the most complete thing she has made and the clearest argument that the whole persona was always a vehicle for real songwriting.

This pressing comes on coke bottle clear vinyl in a gatefold jacket with an insert. Released on Columbia through the Records imprint.