Trippie Redd NDA Tracklist: All 25 Songs, Every Feature and Who Produced Them

Trippie Redd released NDA on August 14, 2026, a 25-track album with 14 guest artists that runs 68 minutes. Trippie Redd NDA is the Canton, Ohio rapper’s sixth studio album, released through 1400 Entertainment, 10K Projects and Atlantic Records three and a half years after Mansion Musik.

Key facts

• What: NDA, the sixth studio album by Trippie Redd
• Released: August 14, 2026
• Label: 1400 Entertainment / 10K Projects / Atlantic Records
• Length: 25 tracks, 68:07
• 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” with Young Thug (April 1, 2026), “SWAGGER” (July 31, 2026), “Meet The Redds” with Sexyy Red (August 11, 2026)
• Chart debut: No. 50 on the Billboard 200 with about 16,000 units
• Follow-up: #NDA, 18 tracks, released August 28, 2026
• Tour: The Non-Disclosure Agreement Tour, November 2 to December 22, 2026

What is on the Trippie Redd NDA tracklist?

The album opens with “MERCH IT” and closes with “I’m Sorry Baby” featuring Kodak Black. Ten of the 25 songs are solo Trippie Redd records, and Young Thug is the only guest who appears twice, on “Paperbag Boy” and “Uncle Phil.” The tracklist was first revealed through Spotify’s RapCaviar on August 12 and 13, 2026, and the final streaming credits below confirm the producers behind every song.

Who produced the album?

Igor Mamet is the backbone of the record. He produced “Chanely,” “For Her” and “Good Chance,” co-produced several others, and holds a writing credit on most of the album. ATL Jacob handled “Meet The Redds” and “I Got Everything,” while the Bosley and madd maks pairing shows up on “V-12,” “Kidding Me” and “No Way.”

The most unexpected credit sits on “Slime Too,” where Clams Casino and Imogen Heap are both listed as producers, a pairing that ties the 1:41 track back to the cloud-rap lineage Trippie Redd came up in. “Fine Sh*t” with Lil Wayne lists Mary J. Blige, The-Dream and Tricky Stewart among its writers, which suggests an R&B interpolation, though the source has not been officially detailed.

How did Trippie Redd NDA perform on the charts?

NDA debuted at No. 50 on the Billboard 200 with about 16,000 album-equivalent units, as reported on August 25, 2026. It also reached No. 12 on Billboard’s Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart. Early projections had pointed to No. 46 with about 17,000 units.

It is his lowest-charting album since A Love Letter to You 2 in 2017. For scale, A Love Letter to You 4 opened at No. 1 in 2019 with about 104,000 units, and Mansion Musik reached No. 3 in 2023. Critical response was mixed, with the 25-song length the most common complaint, while Apple Music’s editorial note singled out “Meet The Redds” as its favorite track.

How did the NDA rollout unfold?

The project changed shape several times over nearly three years. Trippie Redd teased a Life’s a Trip sequel in December 2023, revealed the title Live Love Laugh Die on September 22, 2024, briefly used Judge Me Now, and settled on NDA, short for non-disclosure agreement, in early 2025.

A long single run followed in late 2025: “World Boss” on September 5, “Sketchy” on October 2, “Checklist” on October 7, “Stay The Same” on October 14 and “Can’t Count Me Out” on November 28. None of them made the final sequence. The rollout effectively reset on April 1, 2026 with “Paperbag Boy,” after Trippie Redd and Young Thug rebuilt their working relationship.

He announced the August 14 date on July 29, 2026 with a Backrooms-inspired trailer, reported by The Source, then released “SWAGGER” on July 31 and “Meet The Redds” on August 11. Every 2026 single made the album; every 2025 single did not.

What is #NDA, the second album?

#NDA is Trippie Redd’s seventh studio album and the second half of the NDA era, released August 28, 2026, exactly two weeks after NDA. He first revealed the two-album plan on August 12, 2026 with an Instagram story reading “NDA VS #NDA,” covered in our report on why Trippie Redd is releasing two NDA albums.

The sequel is shorter and far more inward. It runs 18 tracks and 51 minutes with only three guests, Tezzus on “Being Myself,” K Suave on “Med Kit” and Gigi Holland on “Rock the Bed.” Where NDA leans on a crowded feature list, #NDA is almost entirely Trippie Redd on his own. Ratings Game Music graded it a B-minus and described it as the more personal and emotional of the two.

Is Trippie Redd touring NDA?

Yes. The Non-Disclosure Agreement Tour opens November 2, 2026 at The Fillmore Minneapolis and closes December 22, 2026 at the Aztec Theatre in San Antonio, Texas. General on-sale began September 25, 2026. Every city, venue and ticket detail is in our full Trippie Redd NDA tour dates guide.

What’s next?

The tour is now the main event of the NDA era. No deluxe edition of NDA has been announced, and the 2025 singles that missed both albums remain unreleased on any project. With two albums out in one month and 30-plus shows ahead, the next data point is whether the live run lifts streams for either record heading into the end of 2026.