Snoh Aalegra has unveiled the full Legendary Love tracklist, 13 songs arriving on November 13, 2026. The album is her first studio release since Temporary Highs in the Violet Skies in 2021.
The published tracklisting runs in order: Run Free, I Love You, Karma, Danger, This That, Repair, Just Friends, Warmest Shade of Blue, Timeless, Nothing Compares, Supernova, Legendary Love and Greatest of All Time. The album arrives through her own Feels Run Free imprint with distribution by Stem, per SoulBounce.
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Snoh Aalegra Legendary Love tracklist in full
Three of the 13 songs are already in listeners’ hands. I Love You sits at track two, Karma at track three and Just Friends at track seven. Just Friends, released on October 28 and produced by Joel Compass, is the newest preview, and its placement in the middle of the sequence suggests the album is built as a single arc rather than a singles collection with filler around it.
The titles tell the shape of the record before it lands. The run from I Love You through Karma and Danger, then Repair and Just Friends, reads as a relationship moving from devotion into consequence and attempted repair, which matches reporting that the album examines a long connection that never fully materialised, written and recorded over two and a half years.
A collaborator list with a Canadian name
The album’s reported collaborator list spans generations of R&B, including Babyface, Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis, Raphael Saadiq and Nile Rodgers. For Canadian readers, one name stands out on that list: Toronto’s Daniel Caesar, whose own slow burning R&B has always sat close to Aalegra’s world. A credit shared between those two voices is the kind of detail that gives this international release a direct Canadian thread.
I Love You gives a first taste of that cast at work. Reporting on the single credits Nile Rodgers on guitar and Raphael Saadiq on bass, a rhythm section drawn from two different eras of soul and funk playing underneath a contemporary R&B lead.
Five years between albums, one day to go
Legendary Love ends a five year gap between studio albums. That distance is part of the story: Aalegra built her audience on Ugh, Those Feels Again and Temporary Highs in the Violet Skies, then took the time this record apparently needed instead of feeding an annual cycle.
The full sequence lands on November 13. With the tracklist public, the remaining question is sequencing: whether Run Free opens the arc the titles promise, and whether Greatest of All Time earns its closing spot. Listeners get the answer tomorrow.
