Lil Baby Songs & Features 2026: Updated Daily
Lil Baby Songs & Features 2026 brings together the Atlanta rapper’s music from across the year, including his solo releases, collaborations and guest appearances. After spending much of the year releasing singles and appearing on other artists’ records, Lil Baby finally returned with his fifth studio album, FRESH, on November 6, 2026.
His 2026 catalogue has grown well beyond the two songs originally listed on this page. Records such as “Tuition Remix” with Don Toliver, “Call My Phone” with Montana 700 and Hotboii, and the Chris Brown-assisted “From The Back (Remix)” have all added to his run. This Aswehiphop compilation keeps the releases together so fans can follow what Baby has put out and where he has appeared.
Lil Baby 2026 Music Statistics
- Albums Released: 1
- Standalone Singles: 2
- Guest Features: Updated as new releases are confirmed
- Latest Album: FRESH
- Album Release Date: November 6, 2026
- Last Updated: November 13, 2026
- Page Status: Updated Daily
These figures separate Lil Baby’s own projects from guest appearances on other artists’ releases. Songs from his album are covered in the album section, while collaborations led by other artists appear below.
Lil Baby Songs and Albums in 2026
FRESH
Lil Baby released FRESH on November 6, 2026, giving fans his first studio album of the year. The 17-track digital edition includes appearances from Future, Young Thug and Rylo Rodriguez. It also brings together several songs released during the album’s rollout, including “Dead Fresh.”
The album’s guest list is fairly focused. Future, Young Thug and Rylo Rodriguez join Baby on “All My Partnas,” while Rylo appears again on “In Your Head.” The album also includes production from names such as Pharrell Williams, Metro Boomin and London on da Track. Apple Music subsequently listed an expanded FRESH (Bonus Track) edition with 18 songs, adding the Chris Brown remix of “From The Back.”
FRESH Tracklist
- Top Uh It
- Mr. Do Something
- Burnt Shit
- Be The One
- Ain’t Goin
- Do It (Keep Goin)
- All My Partnas (feat. Future, Young Thug and Rylo Rodriguez)
- My Side
- Life Of The Party (L.O.T.P)
- Dead Fresh
- Your Fault
- All Us
- In Your Head (feat. Rylo Rodriguez)
- Like A Brat
- Televised
- Rareform
- Keep Goin
Tracklist note: different listings and editions have shown variations around track six. The list above follows the digital tracklist published by Universal Music. The expanded bonus edition adds “From The Back (Remix)” featuring Chris Brown.
Dead Fresh
“Dead Fresh” arrived on July 17, 2026, and gave listeners an early look at the direction Lil Baby was taking with his next album. Produced by Pharrell Williams, the single became one of the central records in the build-up to FRESH. Baby had already previewed the song at Louis Vuitton’s menswear show in Paris before its official release.
The track later found its place on FRESH, connecting the album campaign to a song that had been circulating for months. Rather than feeling like a throwaway release, “Dead Fresh” became one of the records that introduced the project to listeners before the full album arrived.
Grind Time
“Grind Time” brought Lil Baby and Rylo Rodriguez together on a release connected to Steven Victor’s Victor Victor campaign. The two Atlanta-area collaborators have worked together several times, and their pairing gives the track a familiar chemistry for listeners who follow both artists.
Since Lil Baby is credited alongside Rylo on the record, it makes more sense to place “Grind Time” in this section as a joint release rather than describe it as a guest appearance on somebody else’s song.
Coast 2 Coast
“Coast 2 Coast” connects Lil Baby with Bally Baby and Fatt Smaxk. Released ahead of FRESH, the song became part of the album’s rollout and later appeared in discussions around the different editions of the project.
The track deserves its own entry because it is not simply a guest appearance on another artist’s record. Lil Baby is among the lead artists, with Bally Baby and Fatt Smaxk also credited. The song is also associated with a music video released during the album campaign.
Lil Baby Guest Features in 2026
Outside his own releases, Lil Baby has appeared on records led by a range of artists. His guest appearances this year include collaborations with Don Toliver, Montana 700, Hotboii, Quavo, Rylo Rodriguez, Yung Miami and others.
“One Of Them” — DJ Khaled featuring Future and Lil Baby
DJ Khaled brings Lil Baby and Future together on “One Of Them,” a collaboration from his 2026 album Aaalam Of God. The record puts three familiar names on the same track and gives Baby another major guest appearance in a year filled with collaborations.
Future and Lil Baby have worked together on several records over the years, so their appearance on the same song is a natural pairing. With DJ Khaled leading the release, “One Of Them” belongs in the guest-feature section rather than among Baby’s solo songs.
“It Is What It Is” — 42 Dugg featuring Rylo Rodriguez and Lil Baby
“It Is What It Is” brings Lil Baby and Rylo Rodriguez together on a record from 42 Dugg’s Part 3 project. The collaboration connects three artists whose music has crossed paths through Atlanta and Detroit’s wider rap circles.
Baby’s appearance adds another link-up with Rylo to his 2026 catalogue. Since 42 Dugg leads the release, keep the song under guest features and make sure both Lil Baby and Rylo are included in the credit.
“Tuition Remix” — Don Toliver featuring Lil Baby
Don Toliver brought Lil Baby onto the “Tuition Remix”, released in 2026. The collaboration gives the original song a different feel by adding Baby’s rap delivery alongside Don Toliver’s melodic approach.
The remix was released as a separate project under Don Toliver and Lil Baby’s names. It is a useful addition to this list because it shows Baby appearing outside his usual circle while connecting with another artist whose music moves between rap and R&B.
“Alicia” — Hotboii featuring Lil Baby
Hotboii links up with Lil Baby on “Alicia,” another collaboration included in Baby’s 2026 guest appearances. The record brings the two rappers together on a release led by Hotboii, giving listeners another chance to hear Baby alongside a Florida artist.
Keep the official song title and artist credit together when adding the streaming link. That way, readers can find the correct version instead of confusing it with another release using a similar title.
“NOW OR NEVER II” — TKandz featuring Lil Baby
TKandz and Lil Baby connect on “NOW OR NEVER II,” released in February 2026. The track gives Baby another appearance on a record led by a rising artist, while TKandz remains the primary name attached to the release.
The song adds variety to Baby’s feature list, which includes both established stars and newer voices. Its official release credit identifies TKandz and Lil Baby as the performers, so the entry should retain both names.
“Spend Dat (Remix)” — Yung Miami featuring Kodak Black and Lil Baby
Yung Miami brought Lil Baby onto a remix of “Spend Dat,” which also features Kodak Black. The updated version adds two guest appearances to the original record and gives the song a different lineup from its earlier release.
Make sure the page links to the remix rather than the original version. The distinction matters because the remix is the version that includes Lil Baby and Kodak Black.
“Club Outside” — Young Stoner Life and Young Thug featuring Lil Baby
“Club Outside” brings Lil Baby into the wider Young Stoner Life and Young Thug catalogue. The track is part of the Slime Language 3 project, which brings together artists connected to the YSL camp and several outside collaborators.
Young Baby’s appearance makes the song relevant to this compilation, even though the release belongs to the YSL project. Keep the full lead-artist and feature credits in the heading so readers can identify the album version.
“One Of Them Ones” — Veeze featuring Lil Baby and Rylo Rodriguez
Veeze opened 2026 with “One Of Them Ones,” featuring Lil Baby and Rylo Rodriguez. The release brought the three rappers together on an official record and arrived with a music video.
The collaboration also connects artists who have crossed paths through the CBFW circle. Baby and Rylo add their voices to Veeze’s record, making it one of the early guest appearances worth keeping on this year’s list.
“Neighborhood Starz” — Rylo Rodriguez featuring Lil Baby and Kevin Gates
Rylo Rodriguez brings Lil Baby and Kevin Gates together on “Neighborhood Starz,” a track from his S.K.A.T.E. project. The collaboration gives the song three different voices, with each artist bringing a distinct approach to the record.
For Lil Baby’s 2026 archive, this is another important Rylo link-up. Keep Rylo as the lead artist and include both guests in the credit instead of presenting the track as a Lil Baby solo release.
“HERE AND THERE” — YTB Fatt featuring Lil Baby
YTB Fatt teamed up with Lil Baby on “HERE AND THERE,” a track from VERA VOLPE: THE PRELUDE. The collaboration adds another Southern rap connection to Baby’s 2026 guest appearances.
YTB Fatt leads the song, while Lil Baby contributes as a featured artist. Keep the title in its official uppercase styling and link it to the correct release so readers can listen without searching through unrelated tracks.
“Put It On” — HoodRich Pablo Juan featuring Lil Baby
HoodRich Pablo Juan and Lil Baby connect on “Put It On,” adding another Atlanta collaboration to the year’s list. The track brings together two artists associated with the city’s rap scene, with Pablo Juan leading the release.
Baby’s appearance makes the song part of his 2026 guest catalogue. It should remain separate from his own singles and album tracks because the release is credited to HoodRich Pablo Juan.
“Promises” — Rylo Rodriguez featuring Lil Baby
“Promises” is another collaboration between Rylo Rodriguez and Lil Baby, appearing on Rylo’s S.K.A.T.E. project. Their repeated work together has made Rylo one of the artists who appears most often alongside Baby in this year’s releases.
The song belongs in the guest section because Rylo leads the project. Keep it separate from “Neighborhood Starz,” even though both tracks come from the same album, so readers can find each collaboration individually.
“Ball My Love” — Quavo and Lil Baby
Quavo and Lil Baby join forces on “Ball My Love,” a track from Quavo’s QRÖMELIFE project. The record brings two Atlanta rappers together, with Quavo’s melodic style meeting Baby’s more direct rap delivery.
Because both artists are credited on the release, list the song as a collaboration rather than describing Lil Baby as an uncredited guest. It adds another Atlanta connection to his 2026 catalogue.
“Call My Phone” — Montana 700 featuring Lil Baby and Hotboii
Montana 700 brought Lil Baby and Hotboii together on “Call My Phone,” released in October 2026. The song serves as a preview of Montana 700’s Reminiscing mixtape and connects artists from Dallas, Florida and Atlanta.
The official release credits Montana 700 as the lead artist, with Lil Baby and Hotboii appearing as guests. The track also arrived with an official video, making it one of the newer collaborations to add to this page.
“From The Back (Remix)” — Lil Baby featuring Chris Brown
Lil Baby brought Chris Brown onto “From The Back (Remix)”, released on November 9, 2026. The remix reworks a song from FRESH and gives Chris Brown room to add his vocals to the record.
The remix was later included as the bonus track on the expanded edition of FRESH. Since Lil Baby is the lead artist and Chris Brown is the guest, this is best placed in a separate section for his own collaborations and remixes, rather than counted as a guest feature on another artist’s song.
Keep Up With Lil Baby’s 2026 Music
From the release of FRESH to collaborations with artists such as Future, Rylo Rodriguez, Don Toliver, Montana 700 and Chris Brown, Lil Baby has kept his 2026 catalogue moving. Aswehiphop will continue adding confirmed releases as they arrive.
For more artist updates, visit the Aswehiphop Songs and Features Compilation List 2026. Bookmark this page to keep up with Lil Baby’s songs, albums, remixes and guest appearances throughout the year.
