B2K released ECLIPSE on Friday, November 6, 2026, the group’s first studio album in nearly 24 years. The B2K Eclipse album reunites the original lineup of Omarion, J-Boog, Lil’ Fizz and Raz-B, and it arrives through BPC Music Group with the new single “Co-Sign” landing the same day.
The B2K Eclipse Album, Track By Track Context
The label announcement counts thirteen tracks, while Apple Music lists twelve songs, a small discrepancy listeners will see reflected across listings. What is consistent everywhere is the credits list: production from Sean Garrett, The Underdogs, Troy Taylor, Hitmaka, Blaq Tuxedo, Lil Ronnie, Kenneth “KP” Paige and Ethos, with songwriting contributions from Eric Bellinger, Ant Clemons and Tyree Hawkins alongside the group. “Co-Sign,” written and produced by The Underdogs, is the song the album launches with, and “Boyfriend” brings Bow Wow, the group’s old tourmate and You Got Served era peer, into the guest lineup.
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“ECLIPSE is a celebration of our brotherhood, growth, and legacy. 25 years later, we’re still making history.”
Raz-B said that in the album’s release announcement, and J-Boog added his own measure of the gap:
“Being able to reunite with my brothers and give our fans new music after 24 years is something I’m truly proud of.”
A Rollout That Started In July
This was not a surprise drop. The rollout began July 17, 2026 with “Mileage,” produced by Ethos, released exactly 25 years to the day after the group’s debut single “Uh Huh.” The group’s announcement says “Mileage” reached the Top 15 at R&B and Hip-Hop radio and No. 1 on Apple Music’s R&B Songs and R&B Videos charts, and it marked B2K’s first appearance on Billboard’s Mainstream R&B/Hip-Hop Airplay chart in more than two decades. October brought “Lil Freak,” produced by Lil Ronnie, Slikk Muzik and Kelby on the Track, with an official visualizer. On November 4, two days before release, the group performed new material and earlier hits together on NBC’s TODAY, putting the reunion on national television before the record was even out. Music Times’ release report confirms the November 6 date and the BPC Music Group release.
Why The Gap Matters
The wait is the story. B2K’s self titled debut arrived March 12, 2002 and reached No. 2 on the US albums chart and No. 1 on the R&B and hip hop albums chart. Pandemonium! followed in December 2002, home to “Bump, Bump, Bump,” the group’s only No. 1 on the Hot 100. The group split in 2004, and no studio album followed for almost 24 years. ECLIPSE is also a first for its label: it is the inaugural album release from BPC Music Group, founded in 2025 by Gary Guidry and Troy Brown, partners in the Black Promoters Collective, the promoter alliance behind the Boys 4 Life Tour that put B2K and Bow Wow back on arena stages together.
Comeback albums usually trade on nostalgia alone. This one arrives with a charting lead single, a television performance and all four original members on the record. Whether it becomes a full new era or a single closing chapter, ECLIPSE is out now, and the 24 year wait is over.
