Warner Music 5054197957161 Vinyl Record – Fred again.. USB001, 13 Tracks

For listeners looking to collect Fred again..’s USB001 as a vinyl release, this edition brings the album project into a physical format. Its dance and electronic sound gives the record a clear place in a collection of contemporary club music.

USB001 gathers recent releases, remixes and new records around Fred again..’s evolving album project. The track listing includes 13 tracks, offering a way to explore that selection as an album rather than as separate singles.

With contributions and collaborations from artists including Skrillex, Flowdan, Baby Keem and Lil Yachty, the release connects several strands of Fred again..’s recent work in one record.

What matters most

USB001 is presented as the first volume of an “infinite”, ever-evolving album project. That idea gives the release a distinct identity: it brings together material from across Fred again..’s recent output while leaving room for the project to continue developing. For a listener choosing between following individual tracks and collecting the album as a whole, the vinyl edition offers a single format for this particular selection.

The 13-track programme includes “Baby Again”, “Rumble” with Skrillex and Flowdan, “Jungle”, “leavemealone” with Baby Keem and “stayinit” with Lil Yachty. Remixes featuring HAAi, Rico Nasty and Nia Archives add further contributors to the mix. The release also introduces “BerwynGesaffNeighbours” and “ItsNotREEAALLLLLLLL”, giving the track list a combination of familiar releases, reworked material and new records.

Best use cases

This vinyl release suits an album-focused listening session for fans of Fred again.. and listeners exploring dance and electronic music. Rather than assembling the songs individually, you can follow a curated selection of 13 tracks within one release, moving between the named singles, remixes and new material.

It also makes sense for a collection centred on the artist’s releases: USB001 documents a specific stage of an ongoing project, with collaborators such as Skrillex, Flowdan, Baby Keem and Lil Yachty represented on the album. If you are choosing between a collection of separate tracks and a physical album release, this edition is the more direct way to collect USB001 itself.

Practical tips

Plan your listening around the album as a whole, or use the track list to return to particular collaborations and remixes. “Rumble” brings Skrillex and Flowdan into the selection, while “leavemealone” features Baby Keem and “stayinit” features Lil Yachty, the listed remixes offer another route through the project’s range of contributors.

For a vinyl collection, file the release under Fred again.. and USB001 so it is easy to find alongside the artist’s other records. The album’s evolving-project concept is also useful context when choosing it: this is the first volume in a continuing series, rather than a release presented as a standalone endpoint.

Is it worth it?

USB001 is a strong fit for listeners who want Fred again..’s dance and electronic material in an album format, particularly if the draw is having its recent releases, remixes and new records together. Its 13-track selection and range of named collaborators make it more than a single-track purchase, while the project’s evolving identity gives the release a clear role for fans following the artist’s work. Choose this vinyl edition to add USB001 to a record collection or to spend time with the album as a connected listening experience.