Hip Hop Dose Staff
Quavo released his third solo album, QRÖMELIFE, on October 2, 2026. The 14-track project is executive produced by Pharrell Williams and features appearances from Offset, Justin Timberlake, T.I., Future, Tyler, The Creator, A$AP Rocky, Lil Baby, and Yung Miami.
The album’s most closely watched moment arrives early in the tracklist with “Away,” a collaboration between Quavo and Offset. The song marks their first official collaboration since 2021 and their first released song together since the death of Takeoff in 2022.
QRÖMELIFE is available now.
Pharrell Williams Executive Produced the 14-Track Album
Pharrell Williams serves as the project’s executive producer and sole producer. The album represents a creative partnership between the two artists, with Pharrell helping shape the sound across all 14 tracks.
Quavo has described Pharrell as both a mentor and a guiding presence during the album’s creation. Their collaboration brings together Pharrell’s production background in funk, pop, electronic music, and hip hop with Quavo’s melodic delivery and Atlanta rap foundation.
The project runs for approximately 37 minutes and was released through Quality Control Music and Motown Records under exclusive license to UMG Recordings.
Rather than relying on a single production style, QRÖMELIFE moves through several musical directions. The album includes Southern rap, funk-influenced arrangements, electronic textures, melodic hooks, and retro-inspired passages.
That range is reflected in songs such as “Hit-A-Lik,” “Trance (Walk It Down),” and “House Music.” Quavo uses the album to explore different vocal patterns and rhythmic approaches while maintaining the melodic style that has defined much of his solo and group work.
“Away” Reunites Quavo and Offset
“Away” is the fourth song on QRÖMELIFE and features Offset alongside Quavo. The track is 2:23 long and serves as the most direct connection on the album to the history of Migos.
Quavo and Offset last appeared together on an official collaboration in 2021. Their reunion on “Away” also carries added significance because it follows Takeoff’s death in 2022. The three artists formed Migos, whose catalog helped define the sound and commercial reach of Atlanta trap during the 2010s.
The song does not appear as a full Migos record. Instead, it presents Quavo and Offset as two members of the group sharing a track again after several years apart.
The collaboration arrived as Quavo and Offset continued rebuilding their relationship. The two artists have also confirmed that a final Migos album and tour are in development, although details about the project, timing, and possible Takeoff vocals have not been finalized.
For QRÖMELIFE, “Away” remains focused on the reunion between the two surviving members. It gives the album a direct connection to Migos without changing its identity as a Quavo solo release.
The song is part of the album’s 14-track lineup.
T.I. Appears on “Backwards”
The album opens with “Backwards,” featuring T.I. The song places two Atlanta rappers from different generations on the same record and establishes the project’s Southern rap foundation from the beginning.
“Backwards” was one of the songs released as part of the album’s rollout. Its presence also connects QRÖMELIFE to Atlanta’s broader hip hop history, with Quavo and T.I. sharing a track shaped by the region’s longstanding emphasis on rhythm, melody, and conversational delivery.
The track is followed by “BA,” featuring Future, before “Hit-A-Lik” and “Away.” This opening sequence moves from a traditional Atlanta collaboration into more experimental territory and then into the Quavo-Offset reunion.
“Trance (Walk It Down)” Adds a Different Direction
“Trance (Walk It Down)” is the sixth song on QRÖMELIFE. The track was also part of the album’s pre-release campaign and brings a different rhythmic approach to the project.
The song follows “Baby Breath,” which features Pharrell, Tyler, The Creator, and A$AP Rocky. That sequence gives the middle of the album a shifting structure, moving from a multi-artist collaboration into a more focused Quavo performance.
The tracklist continues with “Factory Trim,” “Sweep,” “Ball My Love” featuring Lil Baby, and “HAOYU DEWDAT” featuring Yung Miami.
Quavo’s guest choices across the album create a broad mainstream rap lineup without limiting the project to one regional sound. Future, Lil Baby, T.I., Offset, and Yung Miami represent different parts of contemporary Southern hip hop, while Justin Timberlake, Tyler, The Creator, A$AP Rocky, and Pharrell add pop, alternative, and crossover dimensions.
Justin Timberlake Joins Quavo on “House Music”
Justin Timberlake appears on “House Music,” the album’s 11th track. The collaboration adds a pop and electronic influence to the project and extends the album’s emphasis on melody.
The song follows “HAOYU DEWDAT” and “Ball My Love,” creating a late-album stretch built around distinct guest appearances. Timberlake’s inclusion also continues Quavo’s history of working across hip hop and pop-oriented releases.
Quavo has frequently used melodic hooks as a central part of his music, both with Migos and as a solo artist. “House Music” places that approach in a more polished crossover setting while remaining part of the album’s wider production concept.
The final three songs are “Thick in the Mirror,” “HAAVIN,” and “Destined.” The closing track ends the standard 14-song sequence and returns the focus to Quavo without a listed featured artist.
The Complete QRÖMELIFE Tracklist
- “Backwards” featuring T.I.
- “BA” featuring Future
- “Hit-A-Lik”
- “Away” featuring Offset
- “Baby Breath” featuring A$AP Rocky, Tyler, The Creator, and Pharrell Williams
- “Trance (Walk It Down)”
- “Factory Trim”
- “Sweep”
- “Ball My Love” featuring Lil Baby
- “HAOYU DEWDAT” featuring Yung Miami
- “House Music” featuring Justin Timberlake
- “Thick in the Mirror”
- “HAAVIN”
- “Destined”
The album’s structure balances major collaborations with solo tracks, allowing Quavo to move between established Atlanta rap connections and broader pop-facing sounds.
A New Chapter for Quavo
QRÖMELIFE arrives three years after Quavo’s previous solo album, Rocket Power. While that project centered heavily on grief and remembrance following Takeoff’s death, the new album presents a wider range of production and collaboration.
Its release also comes during a period of renewed attention around Quavo and Offset’s relationship. “Away” provides the clearest musical expression of that development, while the planned final Migos album and tour could extend the reunion beyond the track.
No release date or official title has been announced for the final Migos project. For now, QRÖMELIFE stands as Quavo’s latest solo statement and a 14-track collaboration with Pharrell Williams that brings together Atlanta rap, mainstream hip hop, and crossover songwriting.
