Brother duo Nat and Alex Wolff have revealed their upcoming self-titled album, their first full-length project together in three years, set for release on January 16, 2026. The announcement coincides with the drop of their new single 'Tough' on November 7. The album draws from their global experiences and musical roots.
Album Announcement
Nat and Alex Wolff, known for their early fame from the Nickelodeon series The Naked Brothers Band, have announced their self-titled album Nat & Alex Wolff. This marks their first collaborative full-length release in three years, coming via Coup D'Etat Recordings and Broke Records. The project reflects a full-circle moment for the brothers, highlighting their individual journeys over the past three years and how those paths have influenced their shared identity as a duo.
The album was written across multiple continents, including Australia, Norway, and Athens, Greece, during their work on various film projects. It channels influences from '60s and '70s folk and rock icons, blended with contemporary elements to create a 'weathered, grown-up kind of singer-songwriter pop,' according to the official release.
Single Release and Tracklist
On November 7, the duo released their new single 'Tough,' serving as the lead track for the album. The full tracklist includes:
1. Tough
2. This Round
3. Soft Kissing Hour
4. If You Never Left Me
5. Backup Plan
6. I Can’t Hurt You Anymore
7. Jack
8. Whole Other Life
9. Emilia
10. Horse
11. Candy Speak
12. Midnight Song
13. Rosalind
This release underscores the Wolff brothers' evolution as multi-hyphenate artists, bridging their musical origins with mature songwriting.