A$AP Rocky releases 'Shroom Clouds' to launch Don't Be Dumb - Disc 2
A$AP Rocky has released “Shroom Clouds” featuring Reggie and Jeremih on 16 October 2026, opening the rollout for Don’t Be Dumb - Disc 2. The song is the lead single for the project, the first track shared to introduce a larger release. Billboard
Release listings dated the arrival to 16 October 2026. iHeart The single arrived via A$AP Worldwide / RCA, the labels listed for the release. A label handles distribution and administration, moving a recording from the studio to shops and streaming platforms.
In this case, that move brought “Shroom Clouds” to streaming services for the first time. That gives on-demand listeners access to a studio version, rather than fan-filmed clips from concerts. It settles where the song lives from here.
Rocky shares vocal billing with Jeremih and Reggie. The track is classified as hip-hop/rap, the category used by release listings to guide new-music shelves and playlists. Rocky is also credited as a producer on the song, a credit that covers work on the sound and arrangement as well as performance.
The main production credits go to Sleeping Bear and Hector Delgado. Producers shape the beat and overall sonic frame, building the track beneath the vocals. Those details were confirmed in materials accompanying the release. Pitchfork
Some listeners will know the song already. Rocky performed “Shroom Clouds” in 2021 and 2022, then set it aside before a commercial release. Shelving a song in this way is common, with artists testing material on stage and holding it back until it fits a project.
The song first circulated under a longer title, “Mushroom Clouds”. It now arrives shortened to “Shroom Clouds”, with its final spelling confirmed on release. The change is small on paper. It fixes how the track will be listed, searched and catalogued from here.
Rocky told Billboard the track is the first taste of Don’t Be Dumb - Disc 2. Disc 2 is presented as the second part of the Don’t Be Dumb project, an expanded deluxe edition with additional material. “Shroom Clouds” is positioned as the single to start that second rollout.
For fans, this means a song heard on stage finally has a fixed home. Those who caught the 2021 or 2022 performances heard versions evolve in front of a crowd. They now have the finished studio recording, with its final title, line-up and production credits confirmed.
