Victoria Monét has officially revealed the tracklist for her highly anticipated sophomore album, Frequency of Love, and the project comes with an impressive lineup of collaborators.
The 22-track album is set for release on October 2, 2026, through RCA Records under exclusive license from Lovett Music.
Among the biggest names featured on the project are SZA, Bruno Mars, Bryson Tiller, Lucky Daye, Chlöe and Leon Thomas, with Monét also bringing her daughter Hazel Monét into the project on “You Mean the World to Me.”
SZA appears on “See You In My Dreams,” while Bruno Mars joins Monét on “That’s Why I Love You.” Bryson Tiller features on “Single,” and Lucky Daye appears on “Maybe.” Chlöe also features on “Lose Myself.”
Full Tracklist
- All I Need
- Come Back To You
- Care For Somebody (Interlude)
- Say Dat
- Head To Toe
- Almost
- Juicy
- Dark Side Of The Moon (Interlude)
- You Mean The World To Me feat. Leon Thomas & Hazel Monét
- Maybe feat. Lucky Daye
- Money (Interlude)
- You Hurt Me Too
- See You In My Dreams feat. SZA
- That’s Why I Love You feat. Bruno Mars
- Single feat. Bryson Tiller
- Reach Out
- I Want You
- I Want You (Interlude)
- Lose Myself feat. Chlöe
- Let Me
- No Love Like Yours (Interlude)
- For You
The album follows Monét’s critically acclaimed JAGUAR II era, which helped establish her as one of contemporary R&B’s prominent voices and earned her major Grammy recognition.
Monét has already introduced the new era with singles including “Let Me,” “Reach Out” and “Juicy.” “Let Me” also reached No. 1 on Billboard’s Adult R&B Airplay chart, adding momentum to the album campaign.
The announcement also comes as Monét prepares to take the project on the road. Her Frequency of Love Tour is scheduled to begin October 27 in Raleigh, North Carolina, with dates across North America before concluding in San Francisco on December 17.
With SZA, Bruno Mars, Bryson Tiller, Chlöe, Lucky Daye and Leon Thomas among the featured artists, Frequency of Love arrives with a strong blend of contemporary R&B talent while keeping Monét at the center of the project.
