Coi Leray Announces “MULTI.,” Arriving February 26, 2027


“MULTI.” brings Coi Leray’s different musical identities together for her first full-length Epic Records release.

Coi Leray is preparing to release MULTI. on February 26, 2027. The project will be her third studio album and her first full-length release since joining Epic Records. “Spin Back” is available now as its latest preview.

Her most recent EP, What Happened To Forever?, arrived February 12, 2025. The five-track release explored a painful breakup through songs including “Keep It” and “Lick Back.” Her previous studio album, COI, arrived in June 2023 with 16 tracks and collaborators including David Guetta, Lola Brooke, Giggs, Saucy Santana, and Skillibeng.

COI reached No. 102 on the Billboard 200, while its biggest hit, “Players,” climbed to No. 9 on the Billboard Hot 100.

For MULTI., Coi is emphasizing the different sides of her artistry. The cover features 12 portraits showing different looks and expressions. “Spin Back,” produced by WhoisRodny, JP Beatz, and J Roc Stream, leans toward dance music while exploring reconnecting with a former love. It follows “Nothing Into Something,” her collaboration with Diplo.

I think the idea makes sense for Coi. She’s explored rap, R&B, and dance, so giving those sounds room on one project feels natural. My biggest question is how well she brings everything together. Versatility gets your attention; a convincing body of work gives you reasons to return.




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