Roland synthesizer keyboard in a music studio, representing the 1980s synth sound of Snoh Aalegra's Legendary Love

After five years away from albums, Iranian-Swedish R&B singer, songwriter, and producer Snoh Aalegra returns with Legendary Love, her fourth studio album, on November 13, 2026 through Stem. It's a 13-song record built around 1980s synthesizers, drum machines, and a love story that went wrong. Here's the full tracklist, what's confirmed about each song, and the story behind the album.

Heads up: the album isn't out yet. Three singles have been released and one more song has been teased, so details on the other tracks are limited to their titles. This post will be updated after release.

Legendary Love at a Glance

  • Release date: November 13, 2026
  • Label: Stem
  • Length: 13 songs, split into Side I and Side II
  • Follows: Temporary Highs in the Violet Skies (2021)
  • Sound: 1980s-inspired R&B with vintage synthesizers and drum machines
  • Singles so far: "Karma," "I Love You," and "Just Friends"
  • Teased: "Run Free," shared as a snippet before the album was announced

The Story Behind the Album

Aalegra spent more than two years writing and recording Legendary Love, and she has said it draws from an intense relationship with an unnamed entertainer, according to a New York Times interview. The record is described as her most intimate yet, using 1980s nostalgia as the backdrop for a modern story of heartbreak. Returning to the music she grew up with shaped how the album was recorded, with period synths and drum machines at the center of the sound.

The album also marks a return after a long gap. Her last full-length release was Temporary Highs in the Violet Skies in 2021, which featured Tyler, the Creator and James Fauntleroy. Between albums, she released a few singles in 2023, including "Be My Summer," "Sweet Tea," and "Wait a Little Longer."

Track-by-Track Breakdown

Side I

1. "Run Free"

The album opener, and the first taste of the new era. Aalegra shared a snippet and a visual teaser before announcing the album, and the song has been described as a preview of its wistful, vintage-inspired sound.

2. "I Love You"

The second single, released October 21 alongside the album announcement, runs about three minutes and seventeen seconds. Nile Rodgers plays guitar and Raphael Saadiq plays bass, two musicians Aalegra counts among her heroes. She co-wrote it with Joel Compass and produced it with Compass and Josh Grant, and Alfred Marroquín directed the music video.

3. "Karma"

The lead single, released October 14 at about three and a half minutes. It was her first new single in three years and signaled the start of this chapter, with coverage describing a neo-soul sound.

4. "Danger"

Only the title has been confirmed so far.

5. "This That"

Title only for now.

6. "Repair"

Title only for now.

7. "Just Friends"

The third single, and at about four minutes the longest of the three released so far. It closes out Side I.

Side II

8. "Warmest Shade of Blue"

Title only for now.

9. "Timeless"

Title only for now.

10. "Nothing Compares"

Title only for now.

11. "Supernova"

Title only for now.

12. "Legendary Love"

The title track, placed second to last, which often signals a key emotional moment on an album.

13. "Greatest of All Time"

The closer. No further details have been shared.

The Collaborators

Beyond the singles, Aalegra worked with an unusually deep bench of producers and writers across the project. Reported collaborators include:

  • Nile Rodgers (guitar) and Raphael Saadiq (bass) on "I Love You"
  • Babyface
  • Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis
  • Daniel Caesar
  • Dahi and Mustafa
  • Joel Compass and Josh Grant on "I Love You"

Outlets haven't tied most of these names to specific songs yet, so the credits should be clearer once the album is out.

Why the Two-Sided Format Matters

The tracklist is split into Side I (seven songs) and Side II (six songs), a nod to the vinyl format. A limited-edition vinyl pressing was offered through her official store, so the sequencing is designed to work as a physical record, with a clear break after "Just Friends" before the album's second half begins.

Frequently Asked Questions

When does Snoh Aalegra's Legendary Love come out?

The album is released on November 13, 2026, through Stem.

How many songs are on Legendary Love?

The album has 13 songs, split across two sides, and opens with "Run Free."

What are the singles from Legendary Love?

The singles so far are "Karma," "I Love You," and "Just Friends."

Who plays on "I Love You"?

Nile Rodgers plays guitar and Raphael Saadiq plays bass.

When was Snoh Aalegra's last album?

Her last album was Temporary Highs in the Violet Skies in 2021, so Legendary Love is her first in five years.

Where to Listen and Read the Lyrics

The three singles are streaming now, and the full album arrives November 13 on the major platforms. For the words themselves, use the licensed lyrics shown alongside the songs in services like Apple Music and Spotify rather than copied lyric sites.

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