We are just two days away from Post Malone’s highly anticipated sixth album, F-1 Trillion. The album has been preceded by three singles, including the smash hit “I Had Some Help,” which features country music star Morgan Wallen. As fans count down the hours until the release, here’s everything you need to know about Post Malone’s F-1 Trillion.
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Is F-1 Trillion a Country Album?
Let’s start with the biggest question fans are asking. The answer is: yes! F-1 Trillion serves as the follow-up to Post Malone’s 2023 album Austin, which already marked a transition to new musical horizons by departing from his signature hip-hop sound. Post Malone, born Austin Richard Post, expressed his desire to make a country full-length album as early as 2022, when he told Howard Stern on The Howard Stern Show that “there’s nothing stopping me from taking a camera or setting up in my studio in Utah and just recording a country album.”
How Many Songs Are on F-1 Trillion?
Post Malone’s debut country album will feature 18 tracks, including the chart-topping hit “I Had Some Help” with Morgan Wallen, as well as collaborations with country icons like Tim McGraw, Dolly Parton, and Brad Paisley. Notably, in contrast with his previous album, Austin, which had no guest appearances, only three tracks on this new LP have no features. Check out the complete tracklist below:
1. Wrong Ones ft. Tim McGraw
2. Finer Things ft. Hank Williams Jr.
3. I Had Some Help ft. Morgan Wallen
4. Pour Me a Drink ft. Blake Shelton
5. Have the Heart ft. Dolly Parton
6. What Don’t Belong to Me
7. Goes Without Saying ft. Brad Paisley
8. Guy for That ft. Luke Combs
9. Nosedive ft. Lainey Wilson
10. Losers ft. Jelly Roll
11. Devil I’ve Been ft. Ernest
12. Never Love You Again ft. Sierra Ferrell
13. Missin’ You Like This ft. Luke Combs
14. California Sober ft. Chris Stapleton
15. Hide My Gun ft. Hardy
16. Right About You
17. M-E-X-I-C-O ft. Billy Strings
18. Yours
When Does F-1 Trillion Drop?
Post Malone’s new album, F-1 Trillion, will be released this Friday, August 16th, via Republic and Mercury Records.
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