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Tommy Richman Shared His 'Coyote' Tracklist Featuring MyNameIsntJMack, Paco, Trevor Spitta, & Zachary Moon

Tommy Richman blew up with "Million Dollar Baby," his single that debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard Hot 100 on May 11. Richman followed that with "Devil Is A Lie," which peaked at No. 32 on the Hot 100 in July.

So, the bar is high for Coyote, his debut full-length album due out this Friday, September 27.

After staging his Before The Desert mini tour, Richman revealed the album's tracklist on Tuesday, September 24.

The 11-track offering does not include "Million Dollar Baby" or "Devil Is A Lie," but the tracklist does have "Whitney" and "Thought You Were The One," which Richman released as singles last week and in late August, respectively.

Richman will release Coyote via Pulse Records, which partnered with Brent Faiyaz's Iso Supremacy in August 2023, as exclusively reported by Billboard at the time. Richman was their first signee.

Watch Richman's Coyote album trailer (starring Richman wearing clown makeup) above, and check out the full Coyote tracklist below.

1. "Elephant In The Room"2. "Whitney"3. "Temptations"4. "Whisper In My Ear"5. "Give It All"6. "Tennessee" With Trevor Spitta & Zachary Moon7. "Thought You Were The One"8. "Letterman" With Paco9. "Green Therapy"10. "Vanity"11. "Seems Like Time Moves Forever" With mynameisntjmack

Coyote is out 9/27 via Iso Supremacy/Pulse Records. Find more information here.

Coyote Threat In Barrie's Sunnidale Park Sparks Urgent Calls For Solutions

Residents living near Sunnidale Park in Barrie are calling for immediate action to address a growing coyote problem in their neighbourhood.

Angela Thompson, one of the concerned residents, says the animals have become increasingly aggressive over the past year, with frightening incidents of circling, snapping, and "menacing behaviour attacks."

Thompson is frustrated with the City, Barrie police and the Ministry of Natural Resources, saying her requests for help have gone unanswered.

"They need to address it, whether it's relocating them, trapping them, or finding them another home, but they can't just ignore it," said Thompson.

Dawn Ward lives in the area and says her two golden retrievers were nearly attacked on Sunday during a walk. She, too, has contacted the City, asking for support to remove the animals.

"I don't like having animals dealt with in a way that is harmful. I love animals, but obviously, this is not working, and they even took the big signs down from Sunnidale," said Ward.

Signs were initially installed after a small dog was snatched from its owner's leash by a coyote at the park in April.

Thompson worries it could happen again.

CTV News contacted the Ministry of Natural Resources for a statement and was told, "Municipalities are responsible for taking appropriate actions when human-wildlife encounters create ongoing conflict situations on municipal property. Municipalities can also take action on private property with the permission of the landowner, and no approval or authorization is required from the ministry."

In an email to CTV News, Barrie Police Services noted it is aware of several occurrences involving wildlife, particularly coyotes, and reminded residents if an animal poses an immediate threat to public safety to call the police.

It continued, "All other calls should be directed to the Ministry of Natural Resources or the City of Barrie Bylaw Enforcement Services if wildlife is being fed or food is being left out as an attractant."

Still, Thompson says the situation has escalated to a level that can't be ignored.

"It is very frustrating because I do feel like we are in danger. If it's a matter of them hanging around it wouldn't be an issue, but it's not. We are actually getting attacked and menaced," said Thompson.

CTV News reached out to the City of Barrie for a response but has yet to hear back.

Tommy Richman Drops Debut Album 'Coyote'

Almost a year after going viral with the anthemic "Million Dollar Baby," Tommy Richman has unveiled his debut album Coyote.

Coming in at 11 tracks, the project includes the previously released "Thought You Were the One" and "Whitney," alongside new cuts like "Temptations," "Green Therapy" and "Vanity."

The album exemplifies Richman's capability across genres. Although he only went mainstream last year, the Virginia-born rapper has been making music since 2016, originally releasing tracks on Soundcloud. On "Green Therapy," he reflects on familial struggles, while "Tennnesee" celebrates the state from which he draws elements of his sound.

For guest features, Richman tapped Paco, mynameisntjmack, Trevor Spitta and Zachary Moon.

Stream Tommy Richman's debut album Coyote everywhere now.

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