Key Takeaways:

• The new album wraps up Summer Walker’s Over It trilogy, which started in 2019 and helped outline her R&B sound.
• Latto is confirmed as a visitor characteristic, with extra “rap girls” anticipated to look on the venture.
• Walker plans to tour once more following her run with Chris Brown on the “Breezy Bowl XX Stadium World Tour.”

Summer Walker’s Finally Over It lastly has a launch date. On Wednesday (Oct. 15), the singer introduced that her long-awaited third studio album will arrive on Nov. 14.

In a six-minute video shared on her YouTube channel, Walker took a lie detector take a look at the place she answered a number of questions concerning the venture. One requested if Latto would seem on Finally Over It, to which she in truth responded with, “Yes.” The “Girls Need Love” hitmaker additionally confirmed there will probably be “other rap girls” featured, although she didn’t point out any names. Maybe a couple of of her “Over It Radio” visitors, like Sexyy Red or Yung Miami, will present up, however for now, followers should wait and see.

“Is London on the track?” Walker was requested, referring to a doable collaboration with the daddy of her eldest little one, Bubbles. “Absolutely not,” she replied. The producer was concerned in her first two albums, Over It and Still Over It, the latter of which he was credited on even after their breakup.

When it got here to her 2019 debut, Walker confirmed that a number of of the artists she beforehand labored with would seem on Finally Over It. The 18-track venture notably featured Bryson Tiller, PARTYNEXTDOOR, Usher, and Drake, so it’ll actually be thrilling to see who she brings again this time round.

Walker responded “Maybe” when requested if she’d collaborate with Chris Brown, however she did reveal that she plans to tour once more after opening for him on his “Breezy Bowl XX Stadium World Tour.” Last month, the Atlanta singer thanked the “Residuals” artist for bringing her alongside. “There’s honestly nothing no one can say to me anymore,” she wrote. “I’m content [with] life.”

Leading as much as Finally Over It, Walker launched songs like “Heart Of A Woman” and “Spend It.” Based on the album’s music.apple.com/us/album/finally-over-it/1845569485″>pre-save hyperlink on Apple music, it appears to be like just like the latter didn’t make the ultimate tracklist.