Chris Brown Reveals Tracklist for Double Album ‘Heartbreak on a Full Moon’

It's been a long, curvy road for Team Breezy, but the strong fan base of Chris Brown is finally getting a huge payoff for their patience and support. The "Zero" singer is gearing up to release his next album, which will be titled Heartbreak on a Full Moon, and he has revealed that it will be a double-disc album.

The lengthy project from the 27-year-old vocalist contains a total of 40 songs, as Breezy unveiled with a preview of the tracklist on Twitter. So far, the only familiar records that fans will notice are both his "Party" banger, featuring Usher and Gucci Mane, as well as his recent lusty anthem "Privacy." From what it appears, there are no other features, but this could just be a rough draft of the songs for now, with the official tracklist revealing potential guests in the future.

While he's working on finishing up the double album, Chris is currently on the road for his Party Tour with Fabolous, French Montana, Kap G and O.T. Genasis. The tour kicked off at the end of March, and is set to wrap up later this month on May 23 in Los Angeles, Calif.

Take a look at the tracklist for Breezy's upcoming double album below, and stay tuned for more updates.

Chris Brown's Heartbreak on a Full Moon Tracklist

Disc 1
1. "Lost and Found"
2. "Tempo"
3. "Confidence"
4. "Privacy"
5. "Juicy Booty"
6. "Tough Love"
7. "Paradise"
8. "Covered In You"
9. "Party" Feat. Gucci Mane and Usher
10. "Even"
11. "Roses"
12. "Pull Up"
13. "Heartbreak on a Full Moon"
14. "Hurt The Same"
15. "Tell Me What 2 Do"
16. "I Love Her"
17. "You Like"
18. "This Ain't"
19. "Sip"
20. "Stranger"

Disc 2
21. "Summer Breeze"
22. "Enemy"
23. "Reddi Whip"
24. "I Pour Down"
25. "Hope You Do"
26. "No Exit"
27. "This Way"
28. "Frustrated"
29. "Bite My Tongue"
30. "Daylight Savings"
31. Handle It"
32. "Otha Niggas"
33. "Nowhere"
34. "Secret"
35. "All In"
36. "Only For Me"
37. "Yellow Tape"
38. "Questions"
39. "Emotions"
40. "Last All Night"

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