Cousin Stizz closes October with a new solo release, adding “Too Many Charms” to a year already marked by a string of singles.
Cousin Stizz has released “Too Many Charms,” a new single that arrived October 30, 2026. The track is billed to Stizz alone and carries his name on the release’s copyright line.
Running three minutes and 18 seconds, the song arrives as a standalone release. Its Apple Music listing presents a single-track edition, giving listeners a direct entry into the latest addition to his catalog.
The release follows earlier 2026 singles including “Above All Else,” “Triple Profit” and “Field Goal.” Together, those titles show Stizz maintaining a singles-led presence this year alongside the longer projects already in his discography.
That catalog reaches back to Suffolk County in 2015 and Monda in 2016. One Night Only followed in 2017, establishing a run of full-length releases before his later albums expanded the collection further.
His subsequent projects include Trying to Find My Next Thrill, released in 2019, followed by Just for You in 2022 and GABOS (Game Ain’t Based on Sympathy) in 2024. “Too Many Charms” adds a new solo entry to that timeline.
The single’s artwork takes an understated approach, showing a blurred chain pendant against green and yellow tones. “Too Many Charms” is available now, with an official preview and the complete release accessible through Apple Music.
More News, EP: Cousin Stizz – “Cold Times”
