Fetty Wap's Zavier: A Personal & Musical Journey

0:00It's March 26, Durham News Today starts now, AI powered and ready. Fetty Wop just dropped his new album Xavier, marking a big comeback less than a week after getting out of prison. He kicked out the project on January 7, 2026, and wrapped it up by January 10, cranking out 123 songs. Before picking the final 17, it's his first fully hands-on record in years, made right in the studio, which he calls his Save Haven. One like his last album, King Zoo from 2023, which he pieced together over limited 15-minute prison phone calls, this one let him, dive deep into every detail. Earlier this week, he shared how the quick turnaround let him pour out years of pent-up ideas without any restrictions. Fans are buzzing about the mix of vibes and Xavier, from fun and flirty tracks to more serious reflective ones, all with his signature matured sound, echoing his breakout debut. It showcases different sides of him, pulling in collaborators like Wiz Khalifa, Tink, G-Herbo,

1:03and even his own sisters on a standout family inspired, cut. One highlight is White Roses, his personal favorite, where he nailed the exact sound he wanted and added his sister's harmonies for a romantic, Dew Wop Feel. Another key track, I remember with G-Herbo, walks through his live journey from before fame, through Stardom, prison, and now freedom. Overall, Xavier brings good energy and positivity, giving listeners a fresh chapter from the artist formerly known as Fetty Wop, now embracing his. Identity as Xavier