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Tuesday, October 20, 2026

Lil Baby Recruits Future, Young Thug for New Album Fresh

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Lil Baby’s back in album mode. The Atlanta rapper just announced Fresh—the follow-up to his 2025 studio effort Wham and subsequent mixtape The Leaks—and has recruited frequent collaborators Future and Young Thug for features, alongside Rylo Rodriguez, Bally Baby, and Fatt Smaxx. Fresh premieres November 6 via Quality Control and Motown. You can listen to the album’s already-released singles “Dead Fresh” and “Coast 2 Coast”—and find a tracklist and artwork—below.

Revisit Olivier Lafontant’s review of Lil Baby, Future, and Thug’s “Dum, Dumb, and Dumber.”

Fresh
01 Top Uh It
02 Mr. Do Something
03 Burnt Shit
04 Be the One
05 Ain’t Goin
06 Coast 2 Coast [ft. Bally Baby and Fatt Smaxx]
07 All My Patnas [ft. Future, Young Thug and Rylo Rodriguez]
08 My Side
09 L.O.T.P.
10 Dead Fresh
11 Your Fault
12 All Us
13 In Your Head [ft. Rylo Rodriguez]
14 Like a Brat
15 Most Highest
16 Never Catch You

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Alex Suskind has overseen music coverage for New York magazine’s Vulture and, before that, Entertainment Weekly. He has written about TV, film, technology, politics, and tons of other stuff for The Guardian, Vanity Fair, and The Fader. ... Read More

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