Ella Mai Announces The Release Date For Her Third Album ‘Do You Still Love Me?’

If you believed 2025 was a notable year for R&B, 2026 is already shaping up to be promising. On Wednesday (Dec. 3), Ella Mai announced that her third studio album, Do You Still Love Me?, will be available on streaming platforms starting Feb. 6.

Along with her announcement, the “Boo’d Up” singer revealed the official cover art for the project, which features her reclining on a lounge chair while the camera captures her view through a set of blinds. In the caption, Mai expressed her excitement, stating, “My third studio album… Wow. I cannot believe we are here! This is for the lovers, right in time for love day, and right on time for Scorpio-making season.”

Valentine’s Day — referenced by Mai as “love day” — is about a week after the album’s release. The confirmed singles from the 14-track project include “Little Things” and “Tell Her.”

DO YOU STILL LOVE ME?
FEBRUARY 6TH, 2026.
my 3rd studio album … wow. i cannot believe we are here! this is for the lovers, right in time for love day&right on time for scorpio making season 💛
PRESAVE NOW.https://t.co/WnhjsK2oE1 pic.twitter.com/Zz25FgaxnV

— Ella Mai (@ellamai) December 3, 2025

“Little Things” was released as part of Mai’s 3 EP, launched in November 2024, which also marked her 30th birthday. She noted in an interview with ESSENCE that her priorities have shifted from age 24 to 30, stating, “What’s important to you at 24 and what’s important to you at 30 is very different. I just want to make sure whatever I put out, if I listen to it in 10 years, I’m still proud of it.”

“Tell Her,” the other single, was released in August. Produced by Mustard, the track features elements from Destiny’s Child’s Grammy Award-winning hit “Say My Name,” with Mai singing the lyrics, “But if your ex think she can call your phone / You better tell her you love me, put no one above me / Say my name, say my name.”

Do You Still Love Me? will follow her previous album, Heart On My Sleeve, which was released in 2022 and included tracks like “Not Another Love Song,” the Roddy Ricch collaboration “How,” and “Leave You Alone.” The album also featured contributions from artists such as Latto and Lucky Daye.