French Montana and Max B released All I Need Is Somebody on Friday, November 13, 2026, a new single featuring Jamie Foxx that also arrived with an official music video the same day. The French Montana Max B All I Need Is Somebody collaboration is out through Coke Boys Records, distributed by Virgin Music Group, and iHeartRadio carried it as a World Premiere.
The record flips Robin S. and her 1993 house classic Show Me Love, with production credited to Christian Dior Tejada and others. French Montana and Max B trade speedy, catchy verses over the dance leaning instrumental, and Foxx holds down the hook before taking a verse of his own toward the end of the song.
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French Montana Max B All I Need Is Somebody Video
The official video, directed by Kid Art with production by Chariot Pictures, landed on French Montana’s YouTube channel alongside the single. Executive producers Cartier Brown and Andrew Goor are credited on the visual. Apple Music lists all three performers together on the one song release, which runs about two minutes, a tight single built for repeat plays rather than a long posse cut.
A Coke Wave Partnership, Still Running
French Montana and Max B’s history reaches back to the Coke Wave era, the run of collaborations that first put their chemistry on record and made Max B’s melodic wave a signature of New York rap. All I Need Is Somebody is their second link up in a few weeks: the pair dropped Live and Die, featuring Stove God Cooks, shortly before this single.
French Montana and Max B are back with another hit.
That was iHeartRadio’s framing of the premiere, and the release backs the confidence. A Robin S. flip gives the record an instant dance floor memory, Foxx gives it a crossover voice on the hook, and the video gives the reunion a proper rollout instead of a quiet streaming drop.
Why The Jamie Foxx Credit Matters
Foxx is not a decorative name on this record. He sings the hook and raps a closing verse, which makes All I Need Is Somebody a three artist record in full, not a feature pasted onto a finished song. For two New York artists whose partnership defined an era of mixtape rap, bringing in one of entertainment’s most versatile performers is a statement about where they see the record travelling: clubs, holiday parties and radio, exactly where iHeartRadio aimed its premiere.
The single is available now on Apple Music and across streaming platforms, with the official video streaming on French Montana’s channel.
The choice of sample does quiet work of its own. Show Me Love has been a dance floor fixture since 1993, and building a New York rap single on it connects the record to a lineage of rap and R and B songs that have borrowed its pulse for three decades. Max B built his name on melody before it was the default setting in rap, and hearing that melodic instinct ride a house record in 2026 is less a revival than a homecoming. Foxx, who has moved between comedy, film and chart R and B for his whole career, is the bridge that lets the record travel between all three worlds at once.
