Lil Baby Calls On Future & Young Thug For “FRESH”

Lil Baby named Future and Young Thug as guests on the same track for “FRESH.” His next album is due November 6, with a full song list now out ahead of the release.

The two Atlanta stars will join him and Rylo Rodriguez on “All My Partnas,” one of 17 songs on the digital tracklist his team shared. Rylo also has a spot on “In Your Head.” Those are the only two songs with named guests on the list, leaving Lil Baby to carry most of the album himself.

The album follows “WHAM” and “The Leaks,” the two full-length projects Lil Baby put out last year. His team confirmed the date and song list in a new announcement, with preorders now open through his official store.

Lil Baby, Future and Young Thug have a hit behind them as a trio. The three teamed up on “Dum, Dumb, And Dumber,” a track from “WHAM” that entered the Hot 100 at No. 16 in January 2025.

That song was part of the launch of “WHAM,” which went straight to the top of the Billboard album chart.

Rylo’s two guest spots also keep Lil Baby’s own label in the mix. He was the first artist signed through Glass Window Entertainment’s deal with Motown and Capitol in 2023. Lil Baby founded the label. The two had already worked together on Rylo’s “Been One” album when that deal was announced.

“Dead Fresh” also made the cut for the new album. Pharrell Williams produced the song, which Lil Baby first played at Louis Vuitton’s men’s show in Paris in June. The track came out in July, months before the full project was due.

It was Lil Baby’s first song with Pharrell, his label said when the video came out. Kid Art directed that clip, which carried the song’s fashion theme from tennis and golf looks to a front-row seat at a runway show.

His team also opened orders for signed vinyl and CDs alongside the album news.

Fans in Atlanta will have a show on the calendar soon after. Lil Baby had already announced his “Fresh Prince Of Atlanta” birthday concert at State Farm Arena for December 5, less than a month after “FRESH” is due.