Fetty Wap is teasing his new album Zavier and says the studio feels like the "Trap Queen" days.

After being released from prison in January, Fetty Wap has a new album on the way. On Monday (March 16), the New Jersey rhymer announced that his fourth project, Zavier, will drop on March 27.

"I'm just happy [and] grateful to be back,[and] thankful that my fans didn't forget about me," he said in a press statement. "I'm so thankful to my family, fans and team for holding me down."

Fetty also shared on his Instagram page a black-and-white trailer teasing his new release. In the clip, which can be viewed below, the "My Way" rapper offers a glimpse into his new mindset since returning to the rap game after a three-year prison sentence.

"When you lose the money everybody think that's the worst part," he said in the visual. "When it get real quiet that's when it hit different. I got so used to hearing Fetty everywhere I go, before I even knew who Zavier was. Somewhere in all that, I became a character in my own life. People really loved what I could provide for real, not who I really was."

Fetty also shared a few black-and-white photos on his IG page. In one image, the 34-year-old artist is standing in front of a studio console. "The last time the studio felt like this...I was making Trap Queen," he captioned the post.

Zavier will be Fetty's first full-length studio album since his 2023 project King Zoo. The collection boasts 17 tracks and the guest features remain secretive until the actual release.

"This new music is a reflection of a new chapter in my life," Fetty said. "I just want to bring back good energy [and] good vibes. I love y'all."

Fetty Wap will celebrate the release of Zavier with a string of tour dates, which kicks off on April 4 with a sold-out homecoming show at The Wellmont Theater in Montclair, N.J.

See Fetty Wap Tease the Upcoming Release of His Zavier Album

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