SOB X RBE Reunite for From The Land

By Dani Reyes, November 7, 2026

SOB X RBE have released From The Land, reuniting Yhung T.O., DaBoii and Slimmy B for their first album together in seven years. The thirteen-track project arrived November 6 and follows the trio's return to recording as a group earlier this year.

The album follows July's "Ten Summers," which the announcement identifies as their first collective release since 2019. The title track and "Someone" also preceded the full project, with the latter receiving an official video.

Back together after seven years

The Vallejo group emerged in 2016 with songs including "Anti," "Calvin Cambridge" and "Lane Changing." Their 2018 albums GANGIN and GANGIN II established a wider audience, while "Paramedic!," their contribution to Black Panther: The Album, brought them into a separate major soundtrack release.

The members went their separate ways in 2019 and pursued individual careers. The new album brings those paths back together without presenting the intervening years as a pause that never happened.

"Time gave us the chance to grow up, become fathers and understand what really matters. We never stopped being brothers," the group said when announcing the record, in a statement reproduced in the release.

Thirteen tracks and West Coast dates

The tracklist begins with "Intro" and moves through "Ten Summers," "From The Land," "Someone" and "SOB Only." Its later stretch includes "Her Loss," "Rock N Roll," "Honeypack," "Need It," "Clockwork," "Red Eye," "Birthday" and closer "What Came With It."

The album arrives alongside a return to live dates on the West Coast. The announced route includes San Diego on November 8, Reno on November 12 and Chico on November 13, followed by appearances in San Jose on November 20 and Sacramento on December 11.

Those shows follow the album's November 6 release-night performance in Santa Ana. Together, the recording and live plans make From The Land a full group return rather than a single collaboration between members working separately.