Quavo has a new album out and a familiar voice back beside him. Released October 2, 2026, QRÖMELIFE pairs the Atlanta rapper with executive producer Pharrell Williams and reunites him with Offset on “Away.” It is Quavo’s third solo album, with 14 tracks that put a major creative partnership at the center of his return.

The guest list is a draw, but the story behind the record gives it more weight. Quavo is working through what comes after loss, finding room for family and rebuilding relationships while making another statement under his own name.

Pharrell helps shape the bigger picture

According to Universal Music’s release announcement, Quavo and Pharrell developed the project over roughly 18 months. Sessions stretched from Louis Vuitton’s headquarters in Paris to a yacht in Miami, making this their most extensive collaboration to date.

That sustained partnership is the detail to watch. A producer working across an album has room to help shape its identity, from the choices around collaborators to how the songs fit together. For listeners coming to QRÖMELIFE, the Quavo–Pharrell pairing offers a reason to press play from the beginning and hear the whole sequence.

In an interview with The Associated Press, Quavo connected the project to healing, growth and fatherhood. He described “qrome” as the strength to keep going through setbacks. That explanation gives the title a personal meaning beyond the chrome styling of the album artwork.

Offset returns, and the features go wide

“Away” brings Quavo and Offset together again, a meaningful pairing for anyone who followed their years in Migos. Quavo also told AP that the two had repaired their relationship. Hearing their names together on a new track is a reason for longtime fans to pay attention.

The official track listing also includes T.I. on opener “Backwards,” Future on “BA,” and Lil Baby on “Ball My Love.” “Baby Breath” gathers Pharrell, Tyler, The Creator and A$AP Rocky, while Justin Timberlake appears on “House Music” and Yung Miami joins “HAOYU DEWDAT.”

Those combinations make the credits an inviting starting point. There are familiar Atlanta connections alongside collaborations that reach well beyond that circle, all within a standard edition that runs about 37 minutes.

Watch “Backwards” and hear the album

Quavo’s official site highlights the video for “Backwards” featuring T.I. Watch it below, then stream or download QRÖMELIFE.

An extended edition adds the original “HOTEL LOBBY (Unc & Phew)” with Takeoff and its A COLORS SHOW version. Those additions reconnect the new release with a collaboration that remains an important part of Quavo’s story.

Album artwork: Quavo / official artist website.