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As Stoop gears up to release his long-awaited solo debut project Villain, his latest single offers a clear glimpse into what the recent musical drought was really building toward. “Going Back to Cali” draws from nostalgic hip-hop roots while simultaneously pushing forward with futuristic flows and progressive production.
Lyrically, Stoop delivers at a high level — laid-back yet undeniably assertive, leaving no room for misinterpretation. It’s a message, loud and clear.

The track is produced by DJ Mave (Stoop’s tour DJ) and 614Ase, a frequent collaborator known for working with major names like Veeze, Luh Tyler, Lucki, and AzChike. Coming off a string of Rolling Loud performances and opening slots for heavyweights like Chief Keef, “Going Back to Cali” reinforces that Stoop is more than just a student of the game — he’s an artist who’s grown with the culture, adapting to his environment while staying true to himself.

Villain is shaping up to be a defining moment in Stoop’s career — sonically bold and directionally sharp. One thing’s for sure: Stoop is reclaiming everything he left on the table, and with this latest chapter, he’s taking no prisoners.

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