Chloe Bailey and Timbaland Drop Collaborative Mixtape Resurrection on June 19, 2026
On June 19, 2026, singer‑actress Chloe Bailey unveiled her latest project, the commercial mixtape Resurrection, in partnership with Grammy‑winning producer Timbaland. The drop was accompanied by a fresh music video for the track “Talking Dirty,” which premiered on the same day.
Bailey, 27, has built a career that straddles music and television. She first captured national attention as one half of the R&B duo Chloe x Halle, releasing two studio albums before launching a solo career. Her debut solo single, “Have Mercy,” earned platinum certification in the United States, and her 2023 album In Pieces cemented her status as a solo artist. In 2024 she issued her second studio album, Trouble in Paradise, adding depth to her growing discography.
Timbaland, born Timothy Zachery Mosley, is a veteran producer whose influence on contemporary pop and R&B spans more than two decades. He has earned four Grammy Awards from 22 nominations and has produced for artists such as Justin Timberlake, Missy Elliott, and Beyoncé. Beyond production, he has released music as a solo artist and co‑founded the record label Mosley Music Group.
Resurrection is a 13‑track mixtape that fuses Bailey’s vocal style with Timbaland’s distinctive production. The track list includes “Hold It,” “Priorities,” “World on Fire,” “Caught,” “Sensitive,” “Better Than She Can,” “On Your Own,” “Believer,” “Main Attraction,” “Mama’s Boy,” “Belong to You,” “Jittery,” and the lead single “Talking Dirty.” Every track was co‑written and produced by the duo, underscoring the collaborative nature of the project.
The accompanying music video for “Talking Dirty” showcases a stylized setting where Bailey sips champagne while playing poker with Timbaland and a group of male figures. The visual emphasizes a playful, high‑stakes atmosphere that mirrors the song’s lyrical themes. Released simultaneously with the mixtape, the video offers a visual entry point for listeners.
Before the full release, Bailey shared a blue‑hued trailer that highlighted her and Timbaland wearing matching jackets emblazoned with the word “Resurrection.” The teaser, posted on social media, underscored the collaborative spirit of the project and hinted at the sonic direction of the mixtape.
Resurrection follows Bailey’s 2024 album Trouble in Paradise, marking a continued expansion of her solo catalog. The project demonstrates her willingness to experiment with new production partners and to explore different musical textures. While the mixtape has not yet charted, industry observers note that the collaboration with a producer of Timbaland’s stature could broaden Bailey’s reach within both pop and R&B audiences.
As of now, the mixtape is available on major streaming platforms and has been promoted through a series of social‑media posts and a single music video. No further releases or touring plans have been announced.
