Joji has recently unveiled his latest single, titled “If It Only Gets Better,” and announced his upcoming album, “Piss In The Wind.” This highly anticipated album will feature an impressive 21 tracks and is set for release on February 6, 2026. Fans are buzzing with excitement, eagerly theorizing about the meanings behind these tracks.
New Single: “If It Only Gets Better”
The new release, “If It Only Gets Better,” continues Joji’s distinct musical evolution. It follows his previous single, “Pixelated Kisses,” marking a return from a three-year hiatus. The song blends lo-fi elements with emotional depth, showcasing Joji’s introspective songwriting.
Co-written with John Durham and produced by Wonton, this track features gentle acoustic guitars and a pulsing bassline. The lyrics ponder the uncertainties of healing, reflecting on whether change is possible. The accompanying music video, directed by James Mao, depicts Joji in a chaotic strip-club setting, evoking feelings of detachment and vulnerability.
Upcoming Album: “Piss In The Wind”
Joji’s fourth studio album, “Piss In The Wind,” features a total of 21 tracks, with some already confirmed. Notable singles include the recently released “If It Only Gets Better” and the upcoming “Past Won’t Leave My Bed,” set to be released on November 7, 2025.
This album represents a blend of nostalgic and modern sounds, reintroducing syncopated bass rhythms. Early estimates suggest that the album may run for around 45 minutes, despite its extensive tracklist.
Collaborations and Speculation
The excitement surrounding the album is heightened by speculation about potential collaborations. Joji was seen with Yeat at an LA Dodgers game, and rumors suggest contributions from notable artists such as:
- Don Toliver
- 4batz
- GIVĒON
- BNYX®
- Kenny Beats
- Dylan Brady
These collaborations have fans eagerly anticipating the album’s release, as lists of possible credits circulate on social media.
Fan Theories on the 21 Tracks
- A journey of losing identity to the music industry, as mentioned by Reddit user cloudburbank.
- Acceptance of futility and the peace that comes with surrendering, as theorized by Funny-Technology5384.
- Exploration of digital identity through technology and past experiences, suggested by Fox_of_Freddys.
- A depiction of artistic rebirth and creative independence following Joji’s departure from 88rising, highlighted by tunahtrash.
Each theory reveals a common thread regarding Joji’s artistic exploration of fame, authenticity, and self-identity in the context of an increasingly artificial world. As fans continue to analyze each release, the anticipation for Joji’s full comeback grows.
