Usher has shared the tracklist for his next album, which is set to feature cameos from A-listers such as 21 Savage, Latto and Burna Boy.
Taking to Instagram on Wednesday (January 31), the R&B icon shared the titles and features for the 20-track Coming Home LP, which is scheduled to srop on February 9 — two days before his halftime performance at Super Bowl LVIII.
Other artists set to appear on the “Yeah!” singer’s new project include Summer Walker, The-Dream, H.E.R., Pheelz and Jung Kook.
The Atlanta singer captioned his post: “U been asking…so I had to deliver. The official tracklist for my new album, #COMINGHOME | 2.9.24.”
Collaborators and fans alike couldn’t contain their excitement, with one contributor (Dwight “Skrapp” Reynolds) writing: “Wooop woop!! Having heard all these smashes!!! Y’all are in for a treat!!! Having two on hear [sic] with my writer @kngs is even more reason to celebrate!”
Another user added: “Omg I’m soooo ready!!!! Let’s Goooooo!!!!!”
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Fans enjoyed preview of the album last year when Usher’s and H.E.R. teamed up on “Risk it All.” The track, produced and written by the California native, was originally featured as part of the soundtrack for The Color Purple. In the music video, the 8701 singer almost bares it all, rocking nothing but a pair of briefs next to his co-star, who has on a strapless corset and black shorts.
In other news from the “Burn” singer, it was recently revealed that he has been nominated in six categories at the NAACP Image Awards.
Rap-Up confirmed that he has been shortlisted for Entertainer of the Year and Outstanding Male Artist, among other honors. He’ll be facing off against Chris Brown, Burna Boy, Fantasia Barrino and recent Oscar nominee Colman Domingo.
Usher has also been teasing his Super Bowl performance ever since he was announced as the star attraction for the halftime show. In a new Apple Music trailer for the event, it seems like the superstar will be bringing the traditions of Atlanta with him to Sin City.
The 54-second spot is soundtracked by his 2004 smash “Yeah!” featuring Lil Jon and Ludacris, though it was reimagined by a gospel choir, a college marching band and a group of beatboxers at a diner.
