Skepta The Fork and Knife Tracklist Is Finally Here

Skepta fans, the long wait is nearly over. The Skepta The Fork and Knife tracklist is finally out, with 15 songs. Furthermore, the album lands on 6 November 2026.

He showed the list on the back of the vinyl, printed inside a map of Nigeria. Then the title Secrets of Patriarchy opens the cutout. Meanwhile, a diamond chain with a fork and knife pendant lies across the names.

Skepta The Fork and Knife Tracklist: Every Song Title

The titles include Secrets of Patriarchy, Victory Lap, Gas Me Up, Outside, Cold Shower, and Currency. Also on the list are Pandora’s Box, Revenge, Magic, Melody, Aloe Vera, Chippie, Broken Hearts, Innocent Smile, and Belly. Four of them are already out: Gas Me Up, Victory Lap, Innocent Smile, and Pandora’s Box.

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Now to the song everyone is asking about. Aloe Vera with Asake sits at track 10, between Melody and Chippie. Skepta first teased it in December 2025, tagging Lex Luger, Vanco, and Jae 5.

At AfrobeatsGlobal, we have been watching this one closely. However, the cover prints titles only, so there are no other credits yet. Skepta has named Asake on the song himself.

Why the Skepta The Fork and Knife Tracklist Took So Long

He first announced the project as Knife and Fork on 1 January 2024. Then Gas Me Up arrived on 26 January 2024 as the first single. Meanwhile, the 2024 single Alpha Omega is missing from the printed list.

Skepta said in April that 17 tracks were chosen. However, only 15 are printed. He also said the record got more personal as he explored life as a child of immigrants. In short, the Skepta The Fork and Knife tracklist ends a very long wait.

It is his first solo studio album in seven years, since Ignorance Is Bliss in 2019. The release comes through Big Smoke and Epic Records. Furthermore, advance orders unlock a presale for his UK and Europe shows on Tuesday, 27 October, at 10am.

What the Skepta The Fork and Knife Tracklist Says About His Roots

The artwork draws on Nigerian British imagery from the 1980s. Meanwhile, the project connects his heritage with the London culture that shaped him. That journey began in Tottenham with grime.

Gas Me Up also plays over the credits of Tribal Mark. That is his film about a Nigerian immigrant in London. At AfrobeatsGlobal, we see that link as part of the bigger story.

UK fans, this one is for you, so start planning. Which song are you most excited about? Share this post, comment below, and follow AfrobeatsGlobal.

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