Future Is Set To Release His 10th Solo Album, The Real Me

Future is set to release his 10th solo album titled The Real Me.

On June 15, Future and Spotify announced the upcoming release of his new project, The Real Me. The promotional ad features the title “Future The Real Me” in bold black ink against a red background, along with the Spotify logo, indicating that the album may be an exclusive for the streaming platform. A specific release date has not yet been provided.

This announcement follows Future’s indication that he has been working on new music. In March, he confirmed on Twitter that he was in “album mode” after several unreleased tracks appeared online.

The Real Me will mark Future’s first music project since the release of his collaborative albums, We Don’t Trust You and We Still Don’t Trust You with Metro Boomin in 2024. In May, he collaborated with Drake on the track “Ran to Atlanta,” featuring Molly Santana, which put to rest rumors of any conflict between the two artists.

Additionally, Future teamed up with Tyla for the FIFA World Cup 2026 anthem, “Game Time.” On June 12, the duo performed their song at the USA Opening Ceremony for the 2026 FIFA World Cup at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood, California.

More details about Future’s announcement of his new album The Real Me can be found on Spotify.