Lil Baby's New Album 'Fresh': Tracklist, Features, Producers, and Everything You Need to Know

Lil Baby is back like he never left.

Almost two years after dropping his fourth studio album, WHAM, Lil Baby is set to release Fresh, his new 17-track album, at midnight (Nov. 6). The project is being released through Quality Control Music and Motown Records and is led by the hit single “Dead Fresh,” produced by Pharrell Williams.

Here's everything you need to know about Lil Baby's Fresh album.

The question now is: Can he make it four in a row?

The rollout began in an unusual place: a fashion show. Lil Baby debuted the album's lead single, “Dead Fresh,” at Louis Vuitton's Spring-Summer 2027 menswear show in Paris in June. Produced by Pharrell Williams, the song was released shortly afterward and became one of Baby's biggest recent hits, reaching No. 1 on both Urban and Rhythmic radio.

On October 16, Baby officially announced the album's release date and shared a photo of a whiteboard featuring its tracklist. The caption was straight to the point: “It's That Season.”

Here’s the 17-song tracklist, according to Apple Music and Spotify.

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

The physical version of the album has one small difference: Track 6, “From the Back,” is swapped out for “Coast 2 Coast,” a posse cut featuring Bally Baby and Fatt Smaxk.

Lil Baby albums are usually star-studded affairs. This time, he’s keeping the circle small with a handful of collaborators.

Lil Baby came out of the box with a hit. After premiering at the Louis Vuitton show, “Dead Fresh” was officially released on July 17. The 2:38 track finds the rapper looking back on his rise from humble beginnings while celebrating all the fly shit that comes with success.

The song features production from Pharrell Williams, marking the first time the two have worked together. It also speaks to Baby's confidence in his ability to make a hit. As he told the New York Times’ Popcast, “I honestly believe I could make any kind of song.”

And “Dead Fresh” has been a hit, reaching No. 18 on the Billboard Hot 100, an impressive feat in a year when very few rap songs have cracked the Top 40.

During the conversation, Baby discussed changing his recording process, including locking in with producers in the studio rather than just clicking through emails full of beats. He revealed that although he already had a relationship with Pharrell, it was his management team that suggested they work together.

Pharrell initially sent Baby two beats, including the one that became “Dead Fresh.” Baby described the collaboration as “an assignment.” He laid down an initial version of the song but didn't finish it until Pharrell kept hounding him about it.

Interestingly, the two weren't actually in the studio together when Baby recorded “Dead Fresh.” But for Fresh, Baby decided to spend more time working directly with producers instead of just selecting beats from emails. Part of that change came from having his own studio, where producers could get comfortable and work with him in person.

“I'm super glad I'm doing it now,” he said.

Baby also addressed the ongoing conversation about whether he's fallen off. He described the criticism as “hate Baby propaganda,” arguing that once a narrative catches on, it can quickly become a trend.

“And then on top of that, I don't got nothing to say, never,” he said. “I don't never say nothing. If you don't say nothing…it's true.”

Lil baby also appeared on Jaylin Brown’s podcast and talked about his change in appriahc. He said that in the past he would just focus on making good songs now he’s asking questions like "What is the message of this album?" and "What do I want to achieve with this album?"

What do you do after dropping an album? You celebrate.

Lil Baby is throwing his annual Fresh Prince of Atlanta Birthday Celebration on Dec. 5 at State Farm Arena in Atlanta. The concert will feature a lineup of special guest performers. Tickets are on sale now through Ticketmaster.