Grammy Award-winning singer and songwriter Victoria Monét has officially released her highly anticipated sophomore studio album, Frequency of Love, on October 2, 2026. Distributed through Lovett Music and RCA Records, the sprawling 22-track project marks her first full-length effort since her major breakthrough. Monét encouraged listeners to experience the album sequentially from start to finish to absorb the complete thematic arc designed around romance, maternal affection, and artistic gratitude.
The new record features an elite roster of guest performers and collaborators. Notable appearances across the tracklist include Bruno Mars, SZA, Chlöe, Bryson Tiller, Leon Thomas, Lucky Daye, and Monét's young daughter, Hazel Monét. Built upon rich instrumentation and thoughtful musical interpolations, the album weaves classic R&B influences with contemporary production. Tracks on the project pay homage to legendary artists through samples and interpolations of hits by Marvin Gaye, The Isley Brothers, Joe, and Brandy.
Prior to the full album drop, Monét rolled out several key singles to build momentum. The project's lead single, Let Me, earned top placement on R&B radio charts, followed by the dance-infused track Reach Out and the vibrant single Juicy. Hours before the album release, Monét also performed alongside Quavo for a live session featuring a fresh rendition of his catalog material, further highlighting her versatility across genres.
Frequency of Love follows Monét's critically acclaimed 2023 release, JAGUAR II, which swept major honors at the 2024 Grammy Awards, including Best R&B Album and Best Engineered Album, Non-Classical. Driven by the viral multi-platinum smash single On My Mama, the debut project established Monét as one of modern R&B's premier solo performers following years of writing hits for top pop acts.
To support the new release, Monét is scheduled to embark on her headlining Frequency of Love Tour later this month. Promoted by Live Nation, the 27-date North American leg kicks off on October 27, 2026, at the Red Hat Amphitheater in Raleigh, North Carolina. The tour will hit major venue stops across the United States before wrapping up on December 17 in San Francisco.
