Joji‘s linking up with Yeat for Rose Colored, track 16 on his fourth album Piss In The Wind, hitting February 6, 2026, through his new Palace Creek label in partnership with Virgin Music Group, and from the buzz, it’s shaping up as that unexpected clash of hazy introspection and rage-trap energy that could redefine a playlist or two.
Rose Colored feels like Joji’s world meeting Yeat’s at a neon-lit crossroads—think Joji’s signature melancholic croon weaving through distorted synths and trap hi-hats, with Yeat dropping those signature ad-libs and futuristic flows that turn nostalgia into something almost aggressive. It’s unreleased so far, but snippets floating around hint at themes of seeing the past through warped lenses: rose-tinted regrets mixed with the cold reality of moving on, all over production that’s equal parts dreamy and distorted, courtesy of names like Kenny Beats and Dylan Brady who’ve been teasing their involvement.
The sound pulls from Joji’s alt-R&B roots but flips it with Yeat’s rage edge—booming 808s that hit like a delayed comedown, perfect for late drives where the highs fade and the questions pile up. Creatively, it’s Joji pushing his boundaries again, blending vulnerability with that off-kilter weirdness he owns, while Yeat brings the chaos to make it pop.
The rollout kicked off back in October with Pixelated Kisses, which got a Yeat remix that had fans speculating on more collabs right away. Joji followed with If It Only Gets Better and Past Won’t Leave My Bed, each one peeling back layers of the album’s vibe—introspective cuts about love’s debris and growth’s rough ride. The full 21-track list dropped yesterday, spilling features like GIVĒON on Piece of You, 4batz for Fade to Black, and Don Toliver closing with Fragments. Fans can pre-save it on Spotify for the complete lineup and drop notifications—it’s already got that animated cover art waiting. On X, the tracklist reveal lit up feeds, with Yeat’s corner going wild over Rose Colored, posts racking up thousands of views as people meme the “rose colored glasses” flip into something trap-ready.
Joji’s riding a wave right now that’s all about quiet confidence. Three years past Smithereens and that billion-stream monster Glimpse of Us, he’s traded viral stunts for sold-out tours that feel like group therapy, plus side gigs in acting that show he’s leveling up without rushing. Yeat’s the wildcard here, fresh off his own rage anthems dominating 2025 playlists, and this pairing screams evolution—Joji dipping into the underground frenzy while Yeat gets a taste of emotional depth. Piss In The Wind isn’t just a drop; it’s Joji owning the weird spaces between heartbreak and hype.
Dive into the Rose Colored lyrics below and unpack its raw narrative. Don’t miss other Piss In The Wind tracks for more of Joji’s offbeat ache.
Lyrics of Rose Colored by Joji
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