Atlanta rapper Future released his 10th solo studio album, The Real Me, on Friday, July 10, 2026. The album marks his first solo studio project in four years.
Distributed via Epic Records, the 22-track album includes the previously released lead single Radio.
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The release follows a prolific period for the artist, who dropped two collaborative albums with Metro Boomin and the project Mixtape Pluto in 2024.
Personal Growth Theme
Ahead of the official release, Future shared a reflective teaser clip focusing on personal discipline and growth.
In the video, he emphasized the importance of surrounding oneself with the right mentorship and practicing daily self-reflection.
“I gotta know how to be successful as a man. You done came from the ghetto.
The way you maneuvering don’t go with the money that you making,” Future said in the clip.
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He added, “You supposed to have somebody every day that you mediating with about how to move in life.”
Tracklist and Recent Collaborations
According to reports from Yahoo Music, Complex, and DraftKings Network, the album includes tracks such as California Girls, Trench Coat, and Eye To Eye.
The rollout is his first official solo studio campaign since I Never Liked You topped the Billboard 200 chart in 2022.
Beyond his studio work, Future performed the track Game Time alongside Tyla during the 2026 FIFA World Cup opening ceremony at SoFi Stadium in June.
He also joined DJ Khaled and Lil Baby on One of Them in April, and reunited with Drake on Ran to Atlanta.
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Future's solo studio album history spans over a decade, starting with Pluto in 2012 and including DS2, Evol, Future, Hndrxx, The Wizrd, High Off Life, and I Never Liked You.
