The Coke Boys vault is open again — and this time it holds 25 tracks.

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French Montana released Coke Boys 7: All Dogs Go To Heaven today, Friday, Nov. 6, through Coke Boys Records — the seventh installment of the mixtape series that built his name long before the pop crossovers. Twenty-five tracks deep, it’s a franchise operating at full health.

The project was introduced Oct. 23 by lead single “Live and Die,” reuniting French with longtime collaborator Max B and Syracuse coke-rap standout Stove God Cooks. French produced the record himself and is credited as its composer under his legal name, Karim Kharbouch. The single’s hook gives the whole tape its thesis — live and die by the stove, turn the silver into gold — and the label’s press campaign even retitled the record “Live And Die By The Stove” after that hook.

The Max B reunion is the story hip-hop fans care about. The two reconnected on their joint project Wave Gods 2: Cosmos Brothers, and “Live and Die” keeps that partnership front and center, with Stove God Cooks — one of the most respected pens in the underground — adding the third voice.

It’s been a relentless year for French. Coke Boys 7 follows Coke Wave 3.5: Narcos, WORLDWIDE WAVE, and Wave Gods 2, all released earlier in 2026. But the Coke Boys series is the one that started it all — and a 25-track seventh chapter, led by a single that unites his oldest partnership with the underground’s sharpest current writer, is French betting big on the franchise that made him.

Stream Coke Boys 7: All Dogs Go To Heaven now — and if you need a starting point, “Live and Die” is the one.

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Sources: Stupid Dope | HotNewHipHop | Apple Music