When Does Teezo Touchdown's 'Casting Call' Come Out? Tracklist, Singles and Everything We Know
Twelve songs, one fan-picked single and a wedding nobody saw coming. Here is where the follow-up to How Do You Sleep At Night? stands.
Teezo Touchdown's second album, Casting Call, does not have a release date yet. What it does have is a 12-song tracklist, a fan-picked first single, and one of the most committed rollouts of the year. Here is everything confirmed so far.
When does Casting Call come out?
No date has been announced. According to Ratings Game Music, the tracklist surfaced on August 22 with a "dropping soon" graphic, and the first single followed on October 7. We will update this page as soon as a date is confirmed.
What is the Casting Call tracklist?
The album runs 12 songs:
1. I Bet That Feel Good
2. Like A Choir
3. Something
4. Honeymoon Night
5. Knockin
6. They Done Knocked Over Grandmama Wig
7. Myra
8. Run Into The Sunshine
9. Romeo
10. Raw
11. Glow Your Light
12. Save Me
No features have been announced.
What is the first single?
"Honeymoon Night," a late-night R&B slow jam released October 7 through Not Fit For Society and RCA Records. Teezo posted an audition tape of himself performing the record and let fans choose it as the single. Ratings Game Music gave it four out of five.
It arrived with a full series of wedding videos, convincing enough that fans started asking whether Teezo Touchdown actually got married. He did not.
Why is it called Casting Call?
Because the rollout is built like a production. Teezo's website invited fans to audition for roles connected to the project, the single was chosen through that same process, and the "Honeymoon Night" videos come with a credited cast, from the bride to the caterer.
Where Teezo Touchdown stands going in
Casting Call follows his 2023 debut, How Do You Sleep At Night? He comes in with his first Grammy nomination for "Darling, I" with Tyler, The Creator, a sold-out 24-date Spend The Night World Tour, and writing credits on BTS's Arirang.
Catch up on earlier Teezo coverage: "waist SNATCHED", AUDREY NUNA's "Starving" and Amelia Moore's "Spelling Bee".