Wiz Khalifa released Cool, his new 14 track album, on Friday, November 13, 2026 through 10K Projects and Taylor Gang, closing his busiest release week of the year. The Wiz Khalifa Cool album tracklist runs 38 minutes on Apple Music, and it keeps the guest list to a single name.
Cool is Wiz Khalifa’s first album under 10K Projects, the label deal he signed this autumn that returned him to the Warner Music Group family where his major label career began as a teenager. Variety reported the deal on October 22. The record itself looks homeward instead: production comes from his Pittsburgh circle, including E. Dan and ID Labs, Sledgren, Ricky P, Big Jerm and Kenny Wright.
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Wiz Khalifa Cool Album Tracklist In Full
The running order, as listed by KAZI Magazine and HotNewHipHop, is: Cool Intro, Yiccen, Roll Up and Smile, Camo Shorts, Financial Advice, The Calm, Lost on the Road, Part of the Team featuring Stixx, Summer All Year, Highs and Lows, Private Invite Only, Stoner Film, Los Angeles Sky and Cool Outro. Stixx, on Part of the Team at track eight, is the album’s only featured artist.
Two singles framed the album before it landed. Yiccen arrived in September and, per the label reporting, marked Wiz Khalifa’s biggest solo single debut in the previous 52 weeks. The Calm, featuring Jae Harp, previewed the record in October and sits at track six, a doorway into the album’s unhurried middle stretch.
A Back To Pittsburgh Sound
The production credits tell the story of the record. E. Dan and ID Labs shaped the sound of Wiz Khalifa’s early rise out of Pittsburgh, and Sledgren helped define the Taylor Gang sound that followed. Bringing that circle back for a first album on a new label is a deliberate choice: the deal is new, the sound is deliberately familiar.
Between the chopped and screwed nods of Yiccen and the romantic, heady highs of Los Angeles Sky, he makes undeniably clear just why he remains rightfully centred as the tattooed face of this particular hip-hop strain.
That is Apple Music’s editorial read on the album, and the track titles back it up. Roll Up and Smile and Stoner Film extend a cannabis catalogue Wiz Khalifa has built for over a decade, while Los Angeles Sky and Summer All Year lean into the melodic side that carried his biggest crossover records.
Where Cool Lands In A Crowded Week
Cool arrived on one of the most crowded rap Fridays of the year, sharing November 13 with Offset’s GMFU, Westside Gunn’s HEELMATIC and Benny the Butcher’s A Friend of Ours 2. Against that field, a tight 14 track, 38 minute record with one guest is its own statement. Wiz Khalifa is not chasing the moment. He made the album his hometown producers would make, and let the week come to him.
One small detail in the listings captures the new chapter neatly: Apple Music credits Cool to Taylor Gang Ent., LLC, while the release announcement places the album through 10K Projects. His own house and his new label share the spine of the record, which matches the music. The full album is streaming now, including a complete album stream on Wiz Khalifa’s channels, and it runs cleanest front to back, intro to outro, the way its 38 minutes were sequenced.
