Tonight, Jessie Murph is stepping into a new era. The 20-year-old breakout star is set to release her sophomore album, Sex Hysteria, on July 18 through Columbia Records. Marking a sharp evolution from her 2024 debut, That Ain’t No Man, That’s The Devil, this new record digs deeper into the singer’s identity, pain, and power with unflinching vulnerability.
Described as her most daring project yet, Sex Hysteria unpacks themes of generational trauma, bodily autonomy, desire, and emotional survival. As we’re just a few hours away from the album’s release, here’s everything you need to know about Jessie Murph’s second studio effort.
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The Sound and Vision
Sonically, the album blends gritty trap-pop, Southern grit, and stripped-down ballads. Visually, Jessie leans into ’60s femme fatale imagery. According to a press release, in Sex Hysteria, “she reckons with the past, interrogates inherited trauma, and explores the emotional complexities of growing up in environments where feelings are buried deep. From confronting family wounds to reclaiming her body and desires, she pushes back against the shame and stigma that often silence women who dare to be loud, sexual, or emotionally honest. Sex Hysteria is both a provocation and a reclamation.”
Tracklist & Collaborations
On Sex Hysteria, Jessie Murph crafted 15 songs—three more than on her debut album. Earlier this year, she released “Blue Strips” as the lead single, resulting in her most successful track to date. It peaked at No. 15 on the Billboard Hot 100 and entered the top 15 in several other charts. She also released three additional singles: “Gucci Mane,” “Touch Me Like a Gangster,” and “Heroin.” Rappers Gucci Mane and Lil Baby are the album’s only featured artists.
Full Tracklist:
1. Gucci Mane
2. 1965
3. Couldn’t Be Worse
4. A Little Too Drunk
5. Bad As The Rest
6. Touch Me Like A Gangster
7. Heroin
8. I Like How I Look
9. Ain’t But A Thing
10. The Man That Came Back
11. Sex Hysteria
12. Donuts ft. Gucci Mane
13. Blue Strips
14. Best Behavior ft. Lil Baby
15. Ur Bill Is Big As Fuck
The World Tour
To support the release, Jessie will launch her biggest tour yet. The Worldwide Hysteria Tour kicks off July 27 in Phoenix, AZ, and hits major cities across the U.S., Canada, Europe, Australia, and New Zealand before closing in Los Angeles on September 27.
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