Jack Harlow released Sweet Action II on November 6, 2026 through Atlantic, four days after announcing it on X with the cover art. Seven tracks, about 15 minutes, and one guest in Babyface. It lands less than eight months after Monica, his fourth studio album, and the quick turnaround feels like a rapper who still had something to get off his chest.
The title points straight back to Sweet Action, the seven-track EP he dropped on March 13, 2020, the one that carried “WHATS POPPIN” to No. 2 on the Hot 100 and a 35-week run on the chart. Complex reports his team framing the sequel around the contradictions of modern romance, seen from a more mature place than the original.
Read down the tracklist and that story sketches itself. “TOO SOON.” “HOLD BACK.” “PRESSURE.” “MOVE ON.” Nothing here runs past 2:27, and “610 MAGNOLIA” is gone in 1:35, so the whole EP feels like a late-night text thread: quick, a little guarded, and over before you are ready.
“TOO SOON” is the obvious centerpiece, the one track with a guest, and it arrives with a video directed by Rosie Marks. Opener “SIGNORA” and “SHE GETS ME” round out a project that plays more like a chapter than a victory lap, and a vinyl pre-order is already open for anyone who wants this era on the shelf.
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