Frequency Of Love
About this Album
Frequency Of Love is Victoria Monét's sophomore studio album, released October 2, 2026, through Lovett Music and RCA Records[1]. It follows her Grammy-winning 2023 breakthrough Jaguar II, which earned Monét trophies for Best R&B Album, Best New Artist, and Best Engineered Album, Non-Classical[2].
Monét built the rollout deliberately over the course of 2026, previewing the record with the Kaytranada- and D'Mile-produced lead single "Reach Out," the chart-topping "Let Me," and the old-school-leaning "Juicy"[3][4]. She road-tested much of the material live while opening for Bruno Mars on the European and UK legs of his stadium tour in the summer of 2026[5].
In interviews around the album, Monét described balancing the record's completion with culinary school, early-morning workouts, and vocal training, calling the resulting body of work her best yet and a deliberate new chapter distinct from Jaguar II[5]. She has said the album explores love and personal freedom, including songs written from a place of embracing her relationship status and resisting outside pressure to rush her timeline[5].