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BIA Drops 'Rollin' Remix With DJ Snake, Stunna Sandy, and Bay Swagg

The remix expands the standout track from her debut album 'BIANCA' with two new features

Something Dope · · 2 min read

BIA promotional photo, credit Shaun Andru
via Spotify · BIA

BIA has released the official remix to "Rollin," now featuring Stunna Sandy and Bay Swagg alongside the original collaborator DJ Snake. The track is out now via Epic Records.

"Rollin" originally appeared on the deluxe edition of BIA's debut album BIANCA, which dropped in October 2025. Bay Swagg, one of the new additions to the remix, is also known as a co-creator of "Fisherr."

The release comes during a stretch of visibility for the Boston-bred rapper. Her single "We On Go" landed syncs with the WNBA Playoffs on ESPN, Women's March Madness, and the NBA Finals this past summer, according to the press release. BIA was also featured in J. Cole's zine tied to his The Fall Off album. She and Cole previously collaborated on "The London."

Rolling Stone has called BIA "a charismatic talent." USA Today noted that her debut "covers a lot of ground sonically: Trap and pop, Latin and drill influences, and complementary features."

On August 16, BIA is set to perform at the EchoPlex in Los Angeles for a birthday concert with special guests. Ticket information is available through her official channels.

For independent artists watching how a debut campaign gets extended: this is a clean example of how a label uses a remix with added features to keep a record in rotation well past its original release date, without needing a brand new project. Pairing sync placements with live moments and feature upgrades is a strategy worth studying at any level.

BIANCA and BIANCA (Deluxe) are both streaming now.

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Source: Press release · epicrecords.com

Artist: BIA · Spotify

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