Future Releases ‘The Real Me’ With 22-Track Album

Future has released The Real Me, a new studio album that expands the rapper’s catalog with 22 tracks and marks his first solo album since Mixtape Pluto in 2024. The project was announced after a promotional campaign featuring mysterious “T.R.M.” billboards before Future confirmed the album title. The release follows a period in which the Atlanta artist appeared on collaborations with other major performers while maintaining his position as one of hip-hop’s most influential figures.

The album includes the previously released single “Radio” and features tracks such as “Fk A Interview,” “One Two,” “No Misery,” “California Girls,” “Tank Top Playa,” “Weight Up,” “Konnichiwa,” “Trench Coat,” “Snow in Skyami,” “Build A Bch,” “Money Over Everything,” “Off The Hinge,” “If I Could,” “Big Moment,” “Cast A Spell,” “Kick,” “Hollywood,” “Feeling I Give,” “Alice” and “Eye To Eye.” The project arrives as Future continues building on a career that includes albums such as DS2, Hndrxx, The Wizrd and I Never Liked You.

Known for shaping the sound of contemporary trap through his melodic flows, atmospheric production choices and prolific output, Future has remained a major force in hip-hop for more than a decade. The Real Me follows his successful 2024 run, which included the collaborative albums We Don’t Trust You and We Still Don’t Trust You with Metro Boomin, as well as Mixtape Pluto. The new album continues his exploration of themes surrounding ambition, lifestyle and personal identity while adding another chapter to one of rap’s most consistent careers.

Sources: Information from Billboard, Pitchfork, DraftKings Network and Apple Music.