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October London Announces New Album ‘Love Me For Me,’ Releases New Single ‘Your Girl’

Grammy-winning R&B artist October London has announced that his third studio album, Love Me For Me, will be released Aug. 14 through Death Row Records and gamma, accompanied by the release of the new single “Your Girl.”

The 10-track album was produced entirely by Snoop Dogg and Soopafly and marks the latest chapter in October London’s career. The project explores themes of love, commitment, vulnerability, and self-discovery through soul-inspired arrangements and contemporary R&B production.

“Your Girl,” released alongside the album announcement, follows the recent single “Silent Treatment” and offers another preview of the upcoming record. The song opens with chimes, piano, and flute before transitioning into a bass-driven groove accented by jazz-inspired saxophone.

In the song’s storyline, October London explores the struggle between desire and loyalty as he rebuffs the advances of a woman while remaining committed to his current relationship.

The album follows October Nights, his sophomore release, which debuted in the top 10 of Billboard’s Top R&B Albums chart. He also earned his third No. 1 on Billboard’s Adult R&B Airplay chart with “Touch on Me,” following previous chart-topping singles “Back to Your Place” and “Mulholland Drive” from his debut album, The Rebirth of Marvin.

Earlier this year, October London’s single “Make Me Wanna” was included on former President Barack Obama’s 2026 Summer Playlist. The song, originally released on The Rebirth of Marvin, has accumulated more than 15.3 million streams across digital platforms and 3.8 million views on YouTube.

October London also performed during the tribute to Roberta Flack at the 2026 Grammy Awards and received a nomination for Best Male R&B/Pop Artist at the 2026 BET Awards.

Love Me For Me will be released Aug. 14 through Death Row Records and gamma. “Your Girl” is now available on digital streaming platforms.

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