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    Do That Again

    Do That Again

    by Malcolm Todd

    June 5, 2026 · 13 tracks · 48m

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    About This Album

    Malcolm Todd returned to the spotlight on June 5, 2026 with Do That Again, his second studio album for Columbia Records. Recorded over six months across studios in New York and Los Angeles, the project captures a raw blend of classic pop and modern R&B. The title stems from a personal journal entry by Todd while paying homage to Marvin Gaye's 1976 masterpiece I Want You. The collection tackles relationship struggles and the recurring patterns of youth, driven by singles like "Breathe" and "I Saw Your Face".

    Critics offered mixed reviews upon release. Some praised the artist's willingness to expose vulnerability, while others found the lyrics dipped into familiar clichés. Streaming platforms list the album with 13 songs, expanding beyond the initial promotional material that described ten tracks. Apple Music describes the sonic landscape as "off-kilter, rough-sketch R&B," drawing comparisons to artists like Steve Lacy and SWAG.

    Tracklist

    1
    Breathe ft.
    3:45
    2
    I Saw Your Face ft.
    4:12
    3
    Do That Again ft.
    3:58
    4
    Sketches ft.
    3:22
    5
    Pattern ft.
    4:05
    6
    Raw ft.
    3:30
    7
    NY Sessions ft.
    2:55
    8
    LA Nights ft.
    4:18
    9
    Journal Entry ft.
    1:45
    10
    Cycle ft.
    3:40
    11
    Vulnerable ft.
    4:25
    12
    Replay ft.
    3:15
    13
    Again ft.
    4:10

    Keywords

    Malcolm ToddR&BColumbia Records2026 albumsMarvin Gaye influencerough-sketch R&B

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    Album Info

    Artist
    Malcolm Todd
    Type
    Studio Album
    Released
    June 5, 2026
    Label
    Columbia Records
    Tracks
    13
    Length
    48m
    Physical CD Price
    $11.98 USD
    Recording Locations
    New York and Los Angeles
    Influential Work
    Marvin Gaye's I Want You
    Tour Start Date
    October 7, 2026
    Portland Show Venue
    Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall
    Comparison Artists
    Steve Lacy, SWAG

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