Trippie Redd Reveals Full 25-Track ‘NDA’ Tracklist Ahead Of August 14 Release

Trippie Redd revealed the complete tracklist for NDA on August 13, 2026, one day before the album’s release, confirming 25 songs and 14 guest artists. The Trippie Redd NDA rollout closes on August 14, 2026, when the Canton, Ohio rapper’s sixth studio album arrives through 1400 Entertainment, 10K Projects and Atlantic Records.

Key facts

What: NDA, the sixth studio album by Trippie Redd, following Mansion Musik (2023)

When: August 14, 2026

Label: 1400 Entertainment / 10K Projects / Atlantic Records

Length: 25 tracks, 15 of them carrying a featured artist

Guests: Young Thug (twice), Lil Wayne, Kodak Black, PARTYNEXTDOOR, Quavo, Rema, Sexyy Red, Tory Lanez, YNW Melly, BigXThaPlug, Ski Mask The Slump God, Rob49, NoCap and Nine Vicious

Singles: “Paperbag Boy” featuring Young Thug (April 1, 2026) and “SWAGGER” (July 31, 2026)

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— Trippie Redd (@trippieredd) August 12, 2026

What is on the Trippie Redd NDA tracklist?

The tracklist was shared through a partnership with Spotify’s RapCaviar and first reported by HipHop-N-More on August 13, 2026. Ten of the 25 songs are solo Trippie Redd records. Young Thug is the only artist to appear twice, on “Paperbag Boy” and “Uncle Phil.”

# | Track | Featured artist
1 | MERCH IT | —
2 | Yopstar | —
3 | Paperbag Boy | Young Thug
4 | V-12 | —
5 | Chanely | —
6 | SWAGGER | —
7 | Pourin’ 4s | —
8 | Uncle Phil | Young Thug
9 | For Her | Rema
10 | Free Melly | YNW Melly
11 | Say What | PARTYNEXTDOOR
12 | Good Chance | BigXThaPlug
13 | Can’t Believe It | —
14 | How Much X | Tory Lanez
15 | Meet The Redds | Sexyy Red
16 | Kidding Me | Nine Vicious
17 | I Got Everything | —
18 | Fine Sh*t | Lil Wayne
19 | No Way | —
20 | MTV | Rob49
21 | Break It In | Ski Mask The Slump God
22 | Slime Too | —
23 | Pink Toes | Quavo
24 | Switches & Fentanyl | NoCap
25 | I’m Sorry Baby | Kodak Black

The tracklist artwork is a monochrome image of a house pierced with needles, with red light spilling out through a window. It extends the horror-adjacent visual language Trippie Redd has used across the entire campaign.

How did the NDA rollout unfold?

The project spent nearly three years changing shape. Trippie Redd first teased a sequel to Life’s a Trip (2018) in December 2023, then revealed a different title, Live Love Laugh Die, on September 22, 2024. Several songs leaked before the project was reworked again and renamed NDA, short for Non Disclosure Agreement.

A long single run followed through late 2025: “World Boss” on September 5, which flipped Ashanti’s “Rock wit U (Awww Baby)”; “Sketchy” on October 2, produced by Nick Mira; “Checklist” on October 7; “Stay The Same” on October 14; and “Can’t Count Me Out” on November 28, produced by ATL Jacob. In September 2025 he also posted a whiteboard tracklist that named Chris Brown and Swae Lee among the guests.

None of those five 2025 singles appear on the final 25-track sequence, and neither Chris Brown nor Swae Lee made the confirmed guest list. The rollout effectively reset on April 1, 2026, when Trippie Redd released “Paperbag Boy” with Young Thug after the two rebuilt their working relationship.

When was the album announced, and what does it sound like?

Trippie Redd announced the August 14 date on July 29, 2026 with a trailer built around a Backrooms-inspired aesthetic — empty fluorescent interiors, night driving footage and mirror shots — as reported by The Source. The trailer closed on a snippet of the album’s lead single.

That single, “SWAGGER,” arrived on July 31, 2026. It was produced by JBone, southboy and Igor Mamet, carries drops from DJ Whoo Kid, and pairs a siren-like synth line with trap percussion and vocal samples. The accompanying video, directed by Salty, follows Trippie Redd through the same Backrooms office complex used in the album trailer.

Coverage of the announcement has framed NDA as a deliberate return to the melodic emo-rap register of A Love Letter to You and Life’s a Trip rather than the harder rage direction of Mansion Musik. Trippie Redd himself has not published a formal statement describing the album’s sound, so that read remains an expectation rather than a confirmed creative brief.

What is still unconfirmed about NDA?

Detail | Status
Release date of August 14, 2026 | Confirmed by the artist and by streaming listings
25-track sequence and featured artists | Confirmed via the Spotify RapCaviar reveal
Full production credits | Not published
DJ Drama hosting the project | Unconfirmed — appears only on retail listings
Deluxe edition or supporting tour | Not announced

Trippie Redd turns his catalogue over quickly, and past projects — including A Love Letter to You 5 — have shifted release dates or gained extended editions late in the process. Nothing in the current campaign points to a delay, but production credits and any expanded version will only be verifiable once the album is live.

What’s next?

NDA is out August 14, 2026 on all streaming platforms, with vinyl and CD editions listed through retailers. The first chart read arrives the following week, when Billboard 200 numbers will show whether the two-year gap since Mansion Musik has cost Trippie Redd first-week momentum. No tour dates tied to the album have been announced.

Frequently asked questions

When does Trippie Redd’s NDA come out?

NDA is released on August 14, 2026 through 1400 Entertainment, 10K Projects and Atlantic Records.

How many songs are on NDA?

There are 25 songs. Fifteen of them include a featured artist and ten are solo Trippie Redd tracks.

Who is featured on NDA?

The confirmed guests are Young Thug on two tracks, plus Lil Wayne, Kodak Black, PARTYNEXTDOOR, Quavo, Rema, Sexyy Red, Tory Lanez, YNW Melly, BigXThaPlug, Ski Mask The Slump God, Rob49, NoCap and Nine Vicious.

What are the singles from NDA?

Paperbag Boy featuring Young Thug arrived on April 1, 2026, and the lead single SWAGGER followed on July 31, 2026 with a video directed by Salty.

Was NDA always called NDA?

No. The project was first teased in December 2023 as a sequel to Life’s a Trip, then announced under the title Live Love Laugh Die in September 2024 before being reworked and renamed NDA.