Wale’s Journey with ‘Everything Is a Lot’: A Deep Dive into His Latest Album
As the music industry continues to evolve, artists like Wale adapt and thrive, using their platforms to express deeper emotional and social truths. Wale’s upcoming album, Everything Is a Lot, set for release on November 14, 2025, is a testament to his growth as an artist and his ability to resonate with audiences amid changing times.
This album, which will be Wale’s eighth studio effort, not only marks a new chapter in his career with Def Jam but also a shift in his musical expression. The rapper’s journey from his early days with Maybach Music Group to his new home at Def Jam has been filled with personal and professional evolution.
With production credits from notable figures like BNYX, Salaam Remi, and Kel-P Vibes, the album promises a rich tapestry of sounds that blend classic and contemporary elements. The lead single “Blanco,” which Wale introduced during a live performance at Dreamville, and other tracks like “Where to Start” demonstrate his knack for melding his lyrical prowess with memorable beats.

With 16 tracks, the album not only explores the complexities of life and the music industry but also delves into personal themes. Songs like “Fly Away” sample Maxwell’s “Pretty Wings,” adding a layer of depth to the music that speaks on abandonment and attachment issues.
According to Wale, this album is an opportunity to tap into a new level of vulnerability and artistic freedom. His insights during an exclusive interview reveal a focused intent to challenge both himself and the listener with themes that are both relevant and introspective.
Despite the pressures and changes within the music industry, Wale remains committed to his craft and his message, aiming to connect with fans who are navigating their own complexities in today’s fast-paced world.
Below is the full tracklist for Everything Is a Lot, providing a glimpse into the thematic and musical journey Wale has crafted for his listeners:
- “Conundrum”
- “Belly”
- “Where to Start”
- “Blanco”
- “Michael Fredo”
- “Power and Problems”
- “Mirroronnabenz”
- “YSF”
- “Tomorrow Today”
- “Big Head”
- “City On Fire”
- “Fly Away”
- “Corner Bottles”
- “Like I”
- “Survive “
- “Lonely”