Doja Cat’s manager shares studio secret behind album ‘Scarlet’

LifestyleDoja Cat’s manager shares studio secret behind album ‘Scarlet’By Sarah Brohi-Aug 20, 2026Add ARY News on GoogleAAResizeDoja Cat produced one of her best works in just a short period of time, said Gordon Dillard. According to Doja Cat’s longtime manager, Gordon Dillard revealed that the American rapper produced her best art piece in just a nick of time. The manager shared that the Paint The Town Red hitmaker made her 2023 album, Scarlet, in just ten days. He further mentioned, “I watched her locked in the studio and produced three songs a day, not just hooks, like, songs! She was cooking. And she writes her own music. She had something to say. It was an obsession”.   Read More: Did Doja Cat actually eat her lipstick at VMAs red carpet? The comments took fans by surprise, who flocked to social media and shared their reactions and appreciation. One fan wrote, “that’s why Scarlet is her best work to date,” and another added, “oh she’s a genius. Great music does NOT take forever when you actually have something to say in 10 days, and she gave us a whole album??? Yeah, she was COOKING.” A third chimed in, “oh Doja the talented star that you are,” and “the best female rap album this decade by far!! More applauded, “HELP that’s actually insanely impressive omg. like to create that many songs (of album quality) in a condensed timeframe like that…” while one joked, “lock her in that damn studio again i need her back.” Doja Cat’s longtime manager reveals the rapper made ‘Scarlet’ in 10 days: “I watched her locked in the studio and produced three songs a day, not just hooks, like, [complete] songs! She was cooking. And she writes her own music. She had something to say. It was an obsession.” pic.twitter.com/O8APOVAb0m — Buzzing Pop (@BuzzingPop) August 19, 2026   .post__content p { word-wrap: break-word; } .post__content img.alignleft { float: left; margin-top: 6px; margin-right: 24px !important; margin-bottom: 12px !important; margin-left: 0; width: auto !important; }...