Quavo’s next solo album is called QRÖMELIFE and arrives October 2, 2026 on Quality Control Music/Motown, with 14 songs produced entirely by Pharrell Williams. On the Quavo album name tracklist question, the name and the song count are locked, but the full running order has not been published as of September 12, 2026 — only three songs from the project are public.
Key facts
- What: QRÖMELIFE, Quavo’s third solo studio album, following Rocket Power (2023)
- When: October 2, 2026
- Label: Quality Control Music/Motown
- Producer: Pharrell Williams, who produced and executive produced the entire album
- Length: 14 songs, per Rolling Stone
- Confirmed feature: T.I. on “Backwards”
- Tracklist: Not yet released
What is the Quavo album name tracklist situation right now?
The album name is QRÖMELIFE — also styled QRÖME LIFE in some rollout materials — and Quavo revealed the October 2, 2026 date in the first week of September 2026, days after performing “Backwards” at WWE Sunday Night’s Main Event on September 6. The title reads as a play on “chrome,” respelled with Quavo’s own Q, and frames the record as a lifestyle statement rather than a concept piece.
No official tracklist has been posted to Quavo’s channels or to his official site, quavohuncho.net, where the rollout has been centred. What is confirmed is the shape: 14 songs, one producer, and a campaign that has been releasing singles since June rather than holding everything back. The full running order and any remaining features would normally surface in the final week or two before release.
Which QRÖMELIFE songs are already out?
Three singles are public, and all three are Pharrell productions. They give a fairly clear read on the album’s register: clean, expensive-sounding trap with more song structure than Quavo’s recent solo work.
| Song | Release date | Feature | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| HAAVIN | June 26, 2026 | — | Premiered as the opening track of the Louis Vuitton Spring-Summer 2027 Men’s Show in Paris; recorded at Louis Vuitton Studio |
| Trance | August 14, 2026 | — | Video co-directed by Daps and Quavo, shot on a yacht in Marbella, Spain |
| Backwards | September 11, 2026 | T.I. | Performed live at WWE Sunday Night’s Main Event in Atlanta on September 6, 2026, days before the single arrived |
Assume all three land on the final tracklist — none was framed as a loose single — but Quavo has not explicitly confirmed that HAAVIN made the cut, since it debuted more than three months before the album was dated.
Why is Pharrell Williams producing the whole album?
Pharrell Williams produced every track and is credited as executive producer, making QRÖMELIFE the first Quavo solo album built with a single producer start to finish. The sessions ran through unusual rooms: the Louis Vuitton studio in Paris, where Williams is men’s creative director, and a boat off the Spanish coast.
“This man got us recording on yachts in the middle of the ocean and Louis V headquarters,” Quavo told Rolling Stone. “It’s just so much inspiration.” He described Williams’ direction as structural rather than stylistic: “Working with P, he going to challenge you. He going to make sure that all these songs is songs” — an emphasis on hooks, bridges and verse structure over loose ad-lib runs.
In a separate statement around “Trance,” Quavo put it more bluntly: “Working with Pharrell means you need to be versatile — a sound bender, a wave creator and a trend setter. He levels you up.”
Does QRÖMELIFE connect to a Migos reunion?
Not directly, but the two stories are running in parallel. In a September 11, 2026 interview with Nessa on HOT 97, Quavo discussed reuniting with Offset in the studio and raised the possibility of another Migos album and an “Unc & Phew 2,” the sequel to his 2022 project with Takeoff. He also addressed Drake sampling Migos ad-libs on “Shabang,” and Jermaine Dupri’s involvement in his current work.
That follows the cryptic April 2026 posts from Quavo and Offset that first put a reunion back on the table — we covered those here. None of it is attached to QRÖMELIFE’s tracklist, and no Migos material has been announced as part of this album. For context on the sound Migos helped codify, see our breakdown of trap music.
Confirmed vs. unconfirmed before October 2
| Detail | Status |
|---|---|
| Album name: QRÖMELIFE | Confirmed by Quavo |
| Release date: October 2, 2026 | Confirmed |
| 14 songs, all produced by Pharrell Williams | Confirmed via Rolling Stone |
| T.I. featured on “Backwards” | Confirmed, single is out |
| Full tracklist and running order | Not released |
| Additional guest features | Not announced |
| Migos or Takeoff material on the album | Not announced |
What’s next?
Watch for the cover art and full tracklist drop, which typically lands one to two weeks out — meaning the back half of September 2026. A fourth single before release is plausible given the pace of the rollout, and any remaining features will most likely be revealed with the tracklist rather than in advance. This page will be updated when the official running order is published.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the name of Quavo’s new album?
Quavo’s new album is called QRÖMELIFE, sometimes styled QRÖME LIFE. It is his third solo studio album, following Rocket Power in 2023.
When does QRÖMELIFE come out?
QRÖMELIFE is scheduled for release on October 2, 2026 through Quality Control Music and Motown.
Has the QRÖMELIFE tracklist been revealed?
No. As of September 12, 2026 the full tracklist has not been published. The album is confirmed to contain 14 songs, and three of them have already been released as singles: HAAVIN, Trance and Backwards.
Who produced QRÖMELIFE?
Pharrell Williams produced the entire album and is credited as executive producer. It is the first Quavo solo album made with a single producer from start to finish.
Who is featured on QRÖMELIFE?
T.I. is the only confirmed guest so far, appearing on the single Backwards. No other features have been announced.
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