Chase B Be Very Afraid

Chase B’s Be Very Afraid Album Arrives Soon

Chase B — best known as Travis Scott’s longtime DJ and rising producer — is set to drop his highly anticipated debut album Be Very Afraid on February 27, 2026, marking a major moment in his evolution from behind-the-decks personality to front-and-center recording artist.

Touted as a trap-leaning, vibe-driven project, the album combines cinematic textures with hard-hitting beats and features an all-star roster of collaborators that reflect Chase’s deep ties in hip-hop.

Confirmed Features on Be Very Afraid

While an official tracklist has yet to be fully released by the label, verified fan news and insider sources reveal a stacked feature lineup including:

  • Travis Scott

  • Don Toliver

  • SoFaygo

  • Sheck Wes

  • Swae Lee

  • Quavo

  • Ty Dolla $ign

  • Bri Brandz

  • Zona Man

  • Wallie the Sensei

  • G.T.

  • HVN

  • Dougie F

  • Big Sean

  • Babyface Ray

Fans are buzzing that these collaborations are designed to pull together different vibes — from Travis Scott’s atmospheric intensity to SoFaygo’s energetic flows — making Be Very Afraid one of 2026’s most anticipated releases.

What to Expect from the Album

Chase B’s production style has always revolved around layered drums, eerie melodies, and bass-heavy drops — a sound that sets the tone for Be Very Afraid. With this record being his first solo album, expectations are high for both cohesive sequencing and standout individual tracks.

Industry insiders say the album blends trap energy with ambient soundscapes, giving Chase room to shine as both a producer and curator of vibes. 

Although a website update has not yet happened, we would not be surprised to see a collection of merch in support of Be Very Afraid dropping on Travis Scott’s website some time following the albums release – you can find the site here.

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