NDA is the sixth studio album by American rapper and singer Trippie Redd, succeeding Mansion Musik (2023). It was released through 10K Projects and 1400 Entertainment on August 14, 2026.
The first release in a two-album project, its successor, #NDA, released on 28 August 2026, exactly two weeks after the first album.
Background and promotion A sequel to Life's a Trip (2018) was originally teased in December 2023. Trippie wrote on Instagram: "Life's a Trip 2 ... Every last song will be recorded on a yacht[.] [sic] Taking trips for this ! gotta see the world and work". In late 2024, Trippie shifted the sonic direction of the album, revealing the title Live Love Laugh Die on September 22. After several songs for the album were leaked, Redd took to Twitter to write: "If i don’t get another song with Bieber, y'all fault wtf ... Leaking old songs too…….. get a life." On December 30, Trippie Redd released the track "H@e", produced by Bosley. One critic described the song as "one of his most explosive tracks in a while", whilst XXL included it in a list of the best hip-hop songs released that week.
On January 13, 2025, Redd released the track "Outta Here"; Zachary Horvath of HotNewHipHop called it "equally braggadocious" as "H@E". On January 20, Redd released the song "Strike Out". On January 27, Redd released the song "Scream" in response to allegations that he had cheated on his partner Coi Leray. Contemporaneously, Redd changed the name of the album to Judge Me Now, and then simply NDA. On June 6, Redd released "Outta Here" onto streaming platforms in collaboration with French Montana. On July 9, Redd and Kanye West hinted that West would be on the album, despite a recent dispute between them concerning the foundation of rage. On July 18, Redd released the two-song EP Woke Up / The Face and an accompanying music video, with the latter song featuring vocals by DJ Drama. Horvath (HotNewHipHop) said that the EP was "a bit of a return to form for Trippie Redd and it shows just how ready he is to get back in the game."
On September 5, Redd released the single "World Boss", whose instrumental flips Ashanti's "Rock wit U (Awww Baby)" into a "cinematic trap" song. On October 2, Redd released the song "Sketchy"; "Checklist" followed on October 7. Redd then released "Stay The Same" on October 14; Alexander Cole of HotNewHipHop noted Redd's "melodic" character, and added that "we get atmospheric yet oddly uplifting instrumentation." On November 28, he released "Can't Count Me Out", produced by ATL Jacob. On April 1, 2026, after re-establishing relations with Young Thug, Redd released a collaboration with him entitled "Paperbag Boy". Cole (HotNewHipHop) wrote: "Trippie gives us some melodies here, while also offering up a catchy hook that is hard to deny." On July 29, Redd announced that he would release NDA on August 14. Lenox Washington of The Source wrote that the "announcement came with a surreal official trailer inspired by the eerie "Backrooms" aesthetic, featuring empty, dreamlike interiors, moody car sequences, and mirror shots that create a cinematic atmosphere without giving much away." On July 31, just two days after, Redd would release "Swagger" (stylized in all caps), which would serve as the second promotional single for the project. On August 11, 2026, he released the third and final promotional single titled "Meet The Redds" with Sexyy Red. On August 12, Redd would go on to reveal the official track list for the album, comprising 25 tracks and 14 features: Young Thug, Sexy Redd, Rema, YNW Melly, PartyNextDoor, BigXthaPlug, Tory Lanez, Nine Vicious, Lil Wayne, Rob49, Ski Mask The Slump God, Quavo, NoCap, and Kodak Black.
Commercial performance The album sold 16,000 album-equivalent units in its first week and debuted at number 50, marking his lowest-charting album since A Love Letter to You 2 in 2017.
Track listing
Charts + Chart performance for NDA Chart (2026) Peakposition
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