Lil Baby FRESH Tracklist: 17 Songs, Future and Young Thug, Out Nov. 6

By Cole Ashby,

Grainy side profile of a man's face layered over a grid of childhood snapshots, with a Parental Advisory label in the lower left

Lil Baby's new album, FRESH, arrives November 6, 2026, with 17 songs. That's the count on the "official digital tracklist" in Universal Music Canada's announcement, and in Billboard's report, which says he revealed the tracklist and cover art on Tuesday, October 20. Here's the full list, the guests, and the one producer anybody has named so far.

Lil Baby: FRESH (pre-release)

Lil Baby FRESH tracklist

This is the order on the label's official digital tracklist, and Billboard prints the same 17 titles in the same order. Apple Music only shows "Dead Fresh" so far, so that's the one runtime listed here.

  1. Top Uh It
  2. Mr. Do Something
  3. Burnt Shit
  4. Be The One
  5. Ain’t Goin
  6. Do It (Keep Goin)
  7. All My Partnas feat. Future, Young Thug and Rylo Rodriguez
  8. My Side
  9. Life Of The Party (L.O.T.P)
  10. Dead Fresh (2:37)
  11. Your Fault
  12. All Us
  13. In Your Head feat. Rylo Rodriguez
  14. Like A Brat
  15. Televised
  16. Rareform
  17. Keep Goin

When does FRESH come out?

Friday, November 6. Apple Music credits the album to Quality Control Music/Motown Records, with a ℗ line reading "℗ 2026 Quality Control Music, LLC, under exclusive license to UMG Recordings, Inc." Pre-orders are open, and UMC says signed vinyl and CDs went up alongside two merch fan packs.

There's a live date attached to the rollout too. UMC says he has announced a birthday celebration show, Lil Baby: Fresh Prince of Atlanta, on December 5 at State Farm Arena.

Who's on it

Not many people, and that's the headline for me. Billboard says the album has "just two songs featuring guest appearances." Track 7 puts Future, Young Thug and Rylo Rodriguez on the same song. Rylo comes back alone on track 13. Everything else on the list is Baby by himself.

Rylo showing up twice tracks with what we've written before. Our piece on Rylo Rodriguez covered his run of Lil Baby collaborations and the label deal around him. On FRESH, he's the only guest on two songs.

My take: 17 songs with almost no help is a bet that his own voice can carry an album's worth of tracks. That's a big ask, and it's the right one to make. A guest list can hide a thin album. This one won't have that cover.

Who produced "Dead Fresh"?

Pharrell. Billboard calls track 10 the "Pharrell-produced cut" and reports it peaked at No. 18 on the Hot 100. Pharrell premiered it during Louis Vuitton's Spring-Summer 2027 men's show in June, per Billboard, and the song started the album's rollout in July.

UMC adds two radio notes of its own: the song "has spent 12 weeks on the Billboard Hot 100" and "most recently reached #1 at Urban and Rhythmic Radio." Treat those as the label's numbers.

No other producer credits on FRESH are public yet, so I'm not going to guess at any. The full credits should show up on release day.

Lil Baby: Dead Fresh (video)

Why one tracklist only has 16 songs

If you've seen a shorter list, it's probably the one from Pitchfork. Its October 20 post lists 16 tracks. That version puts "Coast 2 Coast" at No. 6, adds two titles that aren't on the label's list, and leaves off four that UMC and Billboard both list: "Do It (Keep Goin)," "Televised," "Rareform" and "Keep Goin."

Billboard and UMC both say 17, and the label's list doesn't include "Coast 2 Coast." So this story goes with 17. I'll check the Apple listing again on November 6 and update this page if anything moves.

"Coast 2 Coast" is real, though. It's the song with Bally Baby and Fatt Smaxk that came out earlier in October, Billboard reports. UMC says the video puts the three of them on a school bus turned party bus riding around Atlanta. For now, treat it as a single from this stretch, not an album track.

Lil Baby, Bally Baby, Fatt Smaxk: Coast 2 Coast

Where FRESH fits

FRESH is his first album since WHAM, which arrived in January 2025 and topped the Billboard 200, according to Billboard. He followed it with The Leaks, a December mixtape that debuted at No. 17 on the same chart.

He's been busy in other people's lanes, too. Over the weekend we noted his guest spot with Kodak Black on one of the two remixes that close Yung Miami's debut album.

What I'll be watching on November 6: the credits. One producer is named now. Seventeen songs means a lot of names still to come, and that list will say more about where this album is headed than any single will.

Start with: 'Dead Fresh'.

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