Wiz Khalifa’s Cool arrives on November 13, 2026 with 14 songs, led by The Calm and Yiccen. The album is his first full length under a new deal with 10K Projects and Taylor Gang.
The Apple Music listing for Cool places Yiccen at track two and The Calm at track six. Its editorial notes name more of the sequence: Los Angeles Sky, Roll Up and Smile, Stoner Film and Summer All Year, a spread that moves from chopped and screwed nods to a New Wave leaning detour on The Calm and an alt pop singalong on Summer All Year.
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Wiz Khalifa Cool tracklist takes shape
Fourteen songs is a tight frame for an artist who has released at volume across 2026, including a two volume collaboration with Curren$y. Apple Music’s editorial frames Cool as a succinct record that keeps his long running run going rather than a sprawling statement, with longtime production partners E. Dan and Sledgren back at the centre of the sound.
The Calm carries the clearest credits so far. Reporting on the single lists Khalifa among its writers alongside Eric Dan, Kenneth Wright, Edward Murray, Mackenzie Stotts and Jermal J Harper, with production shared by Khalifa, Dan, Wright, Sledgren and Ricky P. Yiccen, released in September, was recorded in his Pittsburgh hometown with Sledgren and Bardex.
A hometown production circle
The producer list is the album’s thesis. E. Dan and I.D Labs, Sledgren, Ricky P, Big Jerm and Kenny Wright are the Pittsburgh circle that shaped Khalifa’s sound across his career, and Cool was made with those collaborators rather than a rotating cast of outside hitmakers. For a first album under a new label deal, returning to the home team is a deliberate choice.
That deal matters on its own. The 10K Projects partnership returns Khalifa to the Warner Music Group family and reunites him with Marsha St. Hubert, his longtime friend and former project manager, now the label’s president.
Release day closes the rollout
The rollout has been short and dated at every step: Yiccen in September, The Calm alongside the album announcement, and the full record on November 13. Nothing about it has been teased into vagueness, which suits an album literally called Cool.
Tomorrow the remaining unnamed tracks fill in the 14 song frame. Until then, the six named songs already sketch the range: hometown rap records, a romantic high on Los Angeles Sky, and a left turn on The Calm that Apple Music singles out as the album’s unexpected detour.
