B2K has a new album to put beside the memories. Eclipse arrives today, November 6, 2026, through BPC Music Group, bringing Omarion, J-Boog, Raz-B and Lil Fizz back together for a full-length release. For listeners who have followed the group from its early-2000s run, the occasion offers something a reunion performance cannot: a new set of songs to get to know.
Apple Music’s release listing confirms a 12-song album running approximately 40 minutes. Rated R&B’s advance reporting identifies it as the group’s third studio LP and its first in more than two decades. That makes this Friday a useful moment to catch up, whether you remember the original releases or are discovering B2K now.
What is on the album?
The group’s official website lists familiar rollout tracks “Mileage” and “Lil Freak” alongside songs including “I Love You,” “808,” “Long As We” and closing track “Vibrate.” Bow Wow appears on “Boyfriend,” the guest collaboration named in the official track list.
For a straightforward introduction, start with those two advance singles, then play the album in sequence. A 40-minute running time makes that an approachable weekend listen. Returning to a favorite song afterward can reveal which tracks hold your attention beyond the excitement of release day. This is a listening invitation, rather than a verdict on an album’s sound or its future chart performance.
A reunion that reaches the studio
The release follows a year in which B2K’s reunion extended to the stage with Bow Wow. In a March interview with the Associated Press, the members discussed rebuilding their relationships and taking an active role in choosing their new material. That background gives the album a human dimension without requiring listeners to follow every chapter of the group’s history.
There is a meaningful difference between revisiting songs an audience already loves and asking that audience to make room for new ones. The first brings shared memories into the room. The second lets listeners decide what the next chapter should sound like to them. Eclipse gives that conversation a concrete starting point: twelve tracks, available now.
Where to begin
Use the official album listing to find the release, and visit B2K’s own site for its track list and fan updates. If you are introducing the group to someone else, try pairing a favorite older B2K song with one selection from the new album. It is a simple way to turn nostalgia into discovery without expecting the present to reproduce the past.
Which Eclipse track would you recommend first? Share your pick in the comments after listening.
Featured photograph: B2K member Omarion in May 2007; this is an archival image, not a photograph from the 2026 album campaign. Photo by Nick Leisure, via Wikimedia Commons, licensed CC BY-SA 2.0.
