B2K returns with ECLIPSE, its first studio album in nearly 24 years
The original quartet’s 12-song set arrived on streaming November 6. B2K’s site shows an earlier, ticket-holder-only redemption window.
Omarion in a 2007 file photograph. It predates ECLIPSE and does not depict the reunion or the album cover. Nick Leisure · Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 Generic · Resized for display.
B2K released ECLIPSE on November 6, bringing Omarion, J-Boog, Lil’ Fizz and Raz-B together on the group’s first studio album in nearly 24 years. The release reunites the original four-member lineup, while giving the current singles a full-album frame.
A long gap, the same four-member lineup
The label’s rollout began with “Mileage” in July and continued with “Lil Freak” in October. A third single, “Co-Sign,” arrived alongside the album; BPC Music Group credits The Underdogs with writing and producing it. The record’s broader production credits also include Sean Garrett, Troy Taylor, Hitmaka and Blaq Tuxedo.
B2K’s official tracklist puts “Mileage” and “Lil Freak” alongside songs including “I LOVE YOU,” “808” and “VIBRATE.” “BOYFRIEND” features Bow Wow. Apple Music’s U.S. listing gives the album a 40-minute runtime, placing the reunion in a compact twelve-song package instead of stretching the comeback across a deluxe-sized set.
Fans who saw November 4 attached to the album encountered a separate early window: B2K’s site limited that date to redemption codes for concert ticket holders. Apple Music lists November 6 as the public release date. The distinction matters when following a rollout that put access to the album two days before its streaming arrival.
There is one catalog detail to flag. BPC Music Group’s release calls ECLIPSE a thirteen-track project, while both Apple Music and B2K’s posted tracklist show twelve songs. Straight Bars follows the live track listings and records the label’s conflicting count rather than treating the difference as settled.
