Chlöe and Timbaland have finally delivered a full collaborative project, and Resurrection feels like the kind of pairing R&B fans have wanted for years. Released on June 19, 2026, through Parkwood Entertainment and Columbia Records, the 13-track mixtape packs a surprising amount of personality into its 30-minute runtime.
Rather than chasing current trends, Resurrection leans into the foundations of late-‘90s and 2000s R&B. Timbaland’s production favors space, groove, and texture over excess, while Chlöe uses the project as a showcase for her versatility. Across the mixtape, she moves seamlessly between seductive slow jams, emotional confessions, and moments of hard-earned self-confidence.
The chemistry between artist and producer becomes the project’s biggest strength. Timbaland never overwhelms the songs with flashy beat switches or experimental detours. Instead, he builds understated frameworks that allow Chlöe’s voice to remain the focal point.
Several tracks immediately emerge as standouts. “Priorities” ranks among the strongest moments on the tape thanks to its sharp songwriting and self-assured attitude. Chlöe sings about drawing a hard line, demanding that her partner re-evaluate their focus and fix their “priorities” if they want the relationship to last.
Beyond the standout cuts, Resurrection benefits from consistency. Even the lower-ranked songs contribute to the project’s atmosphere, creating a remarkably cohesive and immersive body of work.
Scroll down to see our full ranking of every song on Resurrection, from the solid deep cuts to the undeniable standouts.
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