FKA twigs Drops Long-Awaited 'EUSEXUA' Album f/ North West

North West has expanded her discography.

Kanye West and Kim Kardashian’s oldest daughter secured a feature credit on FKA twigs’ long-awaited EUSEXUA album. The project hit streaming services at midnight Friday (Jan. 24), shortly after North’s contribution was confirmed. The 11-year-old appeared on the Koreless-and-Ojivolta-produced track “Childlike Things,” in which she delivers a couple of verses in Japanese.

EUSEXUA also includes the previously released title track, “Perfect Stranger,” and the Koreless-assisted “Drums of Death.” The album marks FKA twigs first full-length release since her 2022 mixtape Caprisongs and her first LP since 2019’s Magdalene. The singer-songwriter shed more light on the effort in a September 2024 Instagram post.

“EUSEXUA has been my practice for the years that it has been in creation. it is my opus and truly feels like a pin at the centre of the core of my artist,” she wrote. “EUSEXUA was birthed in chicken scratch, written on the back of my hand in a toilet at a rave in prague, ‘this room of fools WE MAKE SOMETHING TOGETHER’ and we do. we rave, we sweat, we kiss, we make love to the booming thud of culture. EUSEXUA is a practice. EUSEXUA is a state of being. EUSEXUA is the pinnacle of human experience.”

You can stream the album now on Apple Music and Spotify. FKA twigs will support the project with a 2025 world tour that kicks off March 8 in Czech Republic followed by stops in London, Chicago, New York City, and a final April 19 show in San Francisco.

EUSEXUA arrived just days after Ye shared a photo of North sitting in the studio, as he worked on his 11th studio album, Bully.

“This little girl made me love music again,” he captioned the post. “She asked me to make beats for her. I got back on the ASR, chopped up beats for her album and chopped every beat with my bare hands for Bully.”

North, who previously appeared on ¥$’s single “Talking / Once Again,” is now preparing to release her debut album, titled Elementary School Dropout — a nod to her dad’s 2004 debut album, College Dropout. She teased the project during 2024 Rolling Loud California where she explained she wasn’t sure when it would get released.

“It’s gonna be great,” she said before being asked if her pops would be featured. “Maybe! We don’t know yet!”