Saudi singer Abdul Majeed Abdullah is releasing a new album titled "Abdul Majeed 2026," which contains 21 songs, according to reports from okaz.com.sa. The release marks his return to full-length albums after a notable period without one.
The album is being positioned as a major project, with several outlets highlighting the scale of the effort. Alongside the album announcement, the track "Sorry" has been released as a lead single, opening the path for the full collection, as reported by Billboard Arabia.
Okaz.com.sa reports that the singer is betting on the large tracklist to re-establish his presence in the market. The 21-song format is unusual in an era where many artists favor shorter releases, and it signals a deliberate strategy to offer fans substantial new material at once.
Other regional outlets, including Sayidaty magazine and bisara7a.com, have noted that the album features a range of collaborations, though specific artists have not been named in the available reporting. The project appears to be one of the largest Saudi pop releases of the year, given the number of tracks and the anticipation built around it.
The album's rollout has generated wide coverage across Arabic entertainment media, with multiple outlets confirming the track count and the title. Fans who have waited through the singer's absence from album formats will now have a large body of work to explore.
Following the release of "Sorry" as a preview, the next step will be the full album's arrival and the reception of its 21 tracks.
