Frequency of Love

October 2, 2026 marked the arrival of Frequency of Love, Victoria Monét's second studio album. The singer released the project through her own Lovett Music imprint under an exclusive license with RCA Records. This double-album expands significantly from initial previews that suggested a twelve-track collection, delivering a substantial 22-song experience spanning one hour and three minutes.

The record serves as a thematic homage to 90s R&B balladry while weaving in Latin guitar, bossa nova rhythms, Miami bass, and gospel textures. Monét crafted the sound herself to balance sensuality with introspection, creating a sonic landscape that feels both nostalgic and current. She described the production as having "sensuality at a surprisingly low frequency," prioritizing groove and atmosphere over high-energy dance beats.

Personal circumstances deeply influenced the songwriting process following her split from partner Josh Gaines. Despite battling vocal issues during the recording sessions, Monét channeled raw vulnerability into the tracks. Her daughter Hazel remains the primary muse for the project, a sentiment Monét captured when she stated, "Hazel is really all the love I needed." The album navigates themes of intimacy, self-discovery, melancholy, love, and regret without relying on clichés. [edit]