Victoria Monét's Frequency Of Love: 22 tracks, SZA, Bruno Mars and a song with her daughter

Victoria Monét released Frequency Of Love on 2 October 2026 through RCA Records, under licence from her own Lovett Music. It is her second studio album and the follow-up to Jaguar II (2023), the record that won her Best R&B Album at the 2024 Grammys, in the same night she was named Best New Artist.

It is a long one. The album runs 22 tracks, including an intro and five interludes, and Monét has asked fans to treat it as a single piece. "My FOL request: Please listen from intro to ending on your first listen!" she posted on X on 1 October, adding that the sequencing gives each song a different context than it has on its own.

What it is about

The title is literal. This is a record about love in its different forms, and Monét has been open about how much the subject drives her. She has said the album covers a lot of ground, from love for her daughter to love for the world and what she hopes to see for it, and that much of it came out of what she was going through and feeling while dating. The tracklist shows it: romance, heartbreak, being single, and a song made with her daughter. Read the titles in order and you can see the arc she wants you to follow, which is exactly why she is asking for a front-to-back first listen.

It also arrives on her own timeline. Monét has pushed back on the idea that three years is a long wait, arguing that taking your time over the next album should be treated as normal. She spent part of that stretch on the road and releasing singles, and she has talked about working through vocal issues while making the record, as well as leaning into motherhood along the way.

The guests

The features, as credited on Apple Music:

• You Mean The World To Me with Leon Thomas and Hazel Monét
• Maybe with Lucky Daye
• See You In My Dreams with SZA
• That's Why I Love You with Bruno Mars
• Single with Bryson Tiller
• Lose Myself with Chlöe

Hazel is Monét's daughter, and this is not her first credit. She appeared on "Hollywood," the Jaguar II track with Earth, Wind and Fire, which made her one of the youngest Grammy nominees ever. The Bruno Mars duet follows a summer in which Monét opened for Mars on his European tour.

The rest of the tracklist runs through songs like "Come Back To You," "Say Dat," "Head To Toe," "Almost," "You Hurt Me Too" and "I Want You," and closes with "For You."

The singles and who made them

Three songs arrived ahead of the album. "Let Me" came out in February and reached No. 1 on Billboard's Adult R&B Airplay chart in June, her third leader on that chart. "Reach Out," released in July, was produced by KAYTRANADA and D'Mile. "Juicy" followed in September, with production credited to D'Mile, Spencer Stewart, Michäel Brun, Camper and Ryan James Carr. Camper is also the album's executive producer.

D'Mile's name will be familiar: he was a key collaborator on Jaguar II. Here is the video for "Reach Out," from her official channel.

What's next

Monét takes the record on the road with The Frequency Of Love Tour, which opens on 27 October in Raleigh, North Carolina and wraps on 17 December in San Francisco. No India dates have been announced. She has also launched The Frequency Of Love Foundation, focused on youth education in food, agriculture, culinary arts and wellness.

Jaguar II took Monét from behind-the-scenes songwriter, best known for her work with Ariana Grande, to Grammy-winning headliner. Frequency Of Love is twice as long, and she is asking you to hear it in order, start to finish. We'll be doing exactly that.