# SNVRKOLEPSY

> SNVRKOLEPSY is the debut studio album by the American experimental artist SNVRK, released independently through SNVRKOTICS on June 5, 2026. Its eleven tracks run about 27 minutes, were produced by Godzay with SNVRK, and include collaborations credited to Funk Flex and SNEAKO. The album was promoted with the Ticketstorm, a citywide stunt of mock parking tickets in New York.

Source: https://wiki.snvrkotics.com/snvrkolepsy · Category: SNVRK Wiki · Last reviewed: 2026-10-02 · License: CC BY 4.0

## Key facts

- **Released:** June 5, 2026
- **Recorded:** 2025
- **Studio:** Pirate Studios, Gowanus
- **Genre:** Hip hop
- **Length:** 27:10
- **Label:** [SNVRKOTICS](https://wiki.snvrkotics.com/snvrkotics)
- **Producer:** Godzay, SNVRK
- **UPC:** 199936128954
- **Previous:** —
- **Current:** SNVRKOLEPSY (2026)
- **Next:** 33° (announced)
- **1:** ["33 HRS" — March 20, 2026](https://wiki.snvrkotics.com/33-hrs)

## Background

SNVRK announced the album on January 8, 2026, describing it as a "systemic reset" of how music is rolled out and as built on what he called "offline-to-online" mechanics.[1] He has said the record grew out of a withdrawn offer from Opium in March 2024, and conceived it as a concept album about betrayal, awakening and cultural disruption; see [SNVRK](https://wiki.snvrkotics.com/snvrk).

## Production

The album was recorded in 2025 at Pirate Studios in Gowanus, Brooklyn, and produced by Godzay with SNVRK. According to SNVRK, it was made and mastered entirely in Logic Pro 11 — "I always mix into my plugins" — with the Slate Digital FG-X2 processor giving the record its loud, dense finish.[1]

Its hi-vis orange and gray visual identity is drawn from industrial safety equipment. SNVRK has said the idea for the album's physical promotion came from the dial cards he handled as a meter reader for Con Edison.[1]

## Release and promotion

*SNVRKOLEPSY* was released on June 5, 2026 through [SNVRKOTICS](https://wiki.snvrkotics.com/snvrkotics) on streaming services and as a download.[2] Its lead single, ["33 HRS"](https://wiki.snvrkotics.com/33-hrs), had been released on March 20.

Early on June 6, the [NYC Ticketstorm](https://wiki.snvrkotics.com/nyc-ticketstorm) put mock parking-ticket envelopes — the artwork later titled [The Treachery of Tickets](https://wiki.snvrkotics.com/the-treachery-of-tickets) — on parked cars in Brooklyn, each pointing to the album. A press conference on the steps of New York City Hall was announced for July 19, 2026 and later cancelled; SNVRK cited the [lawsuit](https://wiki.snvrkotics.com/gottfried-v-night-media) then under way.[1]

An expanded "original vision" edition, *33°*, has been announced. No release of it could be confirmed at the time of writing.

## Track listing

Titles and credits as listed on the release;[2] all tracks produced by Godzay.[1]

| No. | Title | Credit | Length |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| 1 | ["33 HRS"](https://wiki.snvrkotics.com/33-hrs) | with Funk Flex | 2:10 |
| 2 | ["3.3%"](https://wiki.snvrkotics.com/3-3-percent) | feat. Martin Shkreli | 3:30 |
| 3 | "(424) 42-SNVRK" | | 1:59 |
| 4 | "NOOSE" | | 2:29 |
| 5 | "GO HOME" | | 2:55 |
| 6 | "★★★★★★" | | 2:47 |
| 7 | "PROBLEMS" | | 1:56 |
| 8 | "T.M.I." | | 1:53 |
| 9 | "SPIN THE BLOCK" | | 1:57 |
| 10 | "I GOTTA" | with SNEAKO | 2:17 |
| 11 | "★³³" | | 3:17 |
| | **Total length** | | **27:10** |

## Personnel

- [SNVRK](https://wiki.snvrkotics.com/snvrk) — lead vocals, production, mixing, mastering, executive production
- Godzay — production
- [SNVRKOTICS](https://wiki.snvrkotics.com/snvrkotics) — creative direction, artwork

## Release history

| Region | Date | Format | Label |
| --- | --- | --- | --- |
| Worldwide | June 5, 2026 | Digital download, streaming | SNVRKOTICS |

## Questions

### When was SNVRKOLEPSY released?

June 5, 2026, through SNVRKOTICS.

### How many songs are on SNVRKOLEPSY?

Eleven, running about 27 minutes.

### Who produced SNVRKOLEPSY?

Godzay, with SNVRK.

### Who is featured on SNVRKOLEPSY?

The release credits Funk Flex on "33 HRS", Martin Shkreli on "3.3%" and SNEAKO on "I GOTTA".

## References

1. SNVRK Wiki on Fandom (self-published by the subject). "SNVRKOLEPSY." https://snvrk.fandom.com/wiki/SNVRKOLEPSY
2. Spotify. "SNVRKOLEPSY — Album by SNVRK." https://open.spotify.com/album/0DxNw7GvwrYmoRsHgPpchr

## Related

- [SNVRK](https://wiki.snvrkotics.com/snvrk): SNVRK (Caleb Gottfried, born 2006) is an American experimental artist from Brooklyn and the founder of SNVRKOTICS.
- [33 HRS](https://wiki.snvrkotics.com/33-hrs): "33 HRS" is a song by SNVRK with Funk Flex, the lead single and opening track of the 2026 album SNVRKOLEPSY.
- [3.3%](https://wiki.snvrkotics.com/3-3-percent): "3.3%" is the second track on SNVRK's 2026 album SNVRKOLEPSY, released with a title credit to Martin Shkreli.
- [NYC Ticketstorm](https://wiki.snvrkotics.com/nyc-ticketstorm): The NYC Ticketstorm was SNVRK's June 6, 2026 stunt: mock parking-ticket envelopes on parked cars in Brooklyn, promoting SNVRKOLEPSY.
- [SNVRK discography](https://wiki.snvrkotics.com/discography): The discography of SNVRK: the 2026 studio album SNVRKOLEPSY, the single "33 HRS", and an announced expanded edition, 33°.

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