Lil Baby is officially preparing to return with a new studio album. The Atlanta rapper has revealed the tracklist, featured artists and release date for his upcoming project, Fresh, which is scheduled to arrive on November 6, 2026.
Baby announced the project through Instagram on October 16, sharing photos of a whiteboard displaying 17 song titles. He accompanied the post with the message “It’s That Season” and told fans that the countdown had officially begun, confirming that the album was only weeks away.
One of the biggest songs revealed on the tracklist is “All My Patnas,” featuring Future and Young Thug. The collaboration reunites three of Atlanta’s biggest rap stars, who previously appeared together on Lil Baby’s “Dum, Dumb, and Dumber” from his 2025 album WHAM. That record reached No. 16 on the Billboard Hot 100.
Future and Young Thug have also built an extensive history together outside of their work with Lil Baby. The pair released their collaborative album Super Slimey in 2017 and have continued appearing on each other’s music through songs including “Sup Mate” and “Money on Money.” Their reunion on Fresh adds another major Atlanta collaboration to that history.
Another confirmed guest is Rylo Rodriguez, who will appear on the track “In Your Head.” Rylo and Lil Baby have maintained a close musical relationship over the years, making his inclusion a natural fit for the upcoming project.
Outside of those collaborations, the album appears to be largely focused on Lil Baby himself. Based on the revealed tracklist, Future, Young Thug and Rylo Rodriguez are the only announced featured artists across the 17 tracks. That limited guest list has already generated discussion among fans, with some welcoming the opportunity to hear Baby carry most of the album on his own.
The tracklist also includes “Dead Fresh,” a Pharrell Williams-produced single that Lil Baby released earlier this year. The song arrived with a cinematic music video and helped establish the direction of his new era before the full album announcement.
One recent collaboration that does not appear on the whiteboard tracklist is “Coast 2 Coast,” featuring Bally Baby and Fatt Smaxk. Based on the current version of the album reveal, the song may not be included on Fresh, although the final sequencing could still change before release.
Fresh will serve as the follow-up to Lil Baby’s fourth studio album, WHAM, which arrived in January 2025. He later followed that project with the mixtape The Leaks in December 2025, keeping up a steady release schedule heading into his next full-length era.
The upcoming album will also mark another important chapter in Lil Baby’s career as he continues working to maintain his position among Atlanta’s leading rappers. Throughout 2026, he has remained active through collaborations with artists including Young Thug, Quavo and Yung Miami while preparing his own project.
His decision to keep the guest list relatively small could make Fresh feel more centered around his individual sound and performance. Rather than relying on a long list of high-profile features, the album appears designed to let Lil Baby handle the majority of the project himself while using a few strategically placed collaborations.
The Future and Young Thug record will likely be one of the most anticipated songs because of the history between all three artists. Lil Baby has collaborated frequently with both rappers throughout his career, and their collective connection to Atlanta gives “All My Patnas” the potential to become one of the album’s biggest moments.
Fresh will contain 17 tracks and is officially scheduled to release on November 6. With Future, Young Thug, Rylo Rodriguez and Pharrell already connected to the project, Lil Baby is setting up his next album as a mix of familiar collaborators and a stronger emphasis on solo material.
For fans who have been waiting for Lil Baby’s next major project, the countdown is now officially underway.