Fetty Wap has announced his highly anticipated comeback album, Zavier, set for release on March 27th. The project marks his first full-length release since returning home in January, following his time in federal prison, signaling the start of a deeply personal new chapter in his life and career.

Describing the album as “a reflection of a new chapter,” Fetty expressed gratitude to his fans, family, and team for their continued support. The announcement was accompanied by a striking black-and-white trailer that sees the artist reflecting on identity, loss, and growth. In the clip, he speaks candidly about shedding material attachments and reconnecting with his true self, saying: “People call me Fetty, but the people who know me call me Zavier.” As the visuals shift from monochrome to color, the transition symbolizes renewal, clarity, and a sense of hope moving forward.

To celebrate the release, Fetty Wap is set to return to the stage with a series of East Coast shows beginning April 4th, starting with a sold-out homecoming performance at the Wellmont Theater. Additional dates are planned in cities including Hartford, Albany, and Stroudsburg, with more shows expected to be announced.

The album arrives after a significant period in the artist’s life, after Fetty Wap pleaded guilty to a drug-related charge in 2022 and served part of a six-year sentence before being released from federal prison on January 8th, 2026. The rapper is currently on home confinement in New Jersey until November 8th.

In a recent interview with Vibe Magazine, Fetty reflected on how the experience reshaped his outlook. “Whatever I lost when I went in, it was meant to be lost,” he said, describing a sense of personal rehabilitation and a renewed focus on what truly matters. He also emphasized a commitment to slowing down and appreciating life with a clearer sense of purpose.

 

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