Jack Harlow Lines Up Seven-Track ‘Sweet Action II’ EP

Jack Harlow is bringing the Sweet Action name back into play. According to Billboard’s R&B/Hip-Hop coverage, the rapper is preparing Sweet Action II, a seven-track EP billed as his second release of 2026.

The project is set to arrive six years after the original Sweet Action EP. That gives the announcement a clear connection to an earlier chapter: rather than introducing an entirely new title, Harlow is attaching this release to a project already in his catalog.

For now, the headline is the return of that name—and the compact format. Seven songs puts the focus on a short collection, though the available information does not establish what those tracks will sound like or how closely they will connect to the original.

A familiar title, an open question

A sequel title sets up an obvious question: what, exactly, is being carried forward? It could be a musical approach, a thematic connection or simply the project’s identity. The supplied Billboard summary does not answer that, so calling this a return to a particular Harlow sound would be getting ahead of the music.

The six-year distance is the strongest piece of context available. Sweet Action II will share a name with its predecessor, but that alone does not tell listeners whether Harlow is revisiting old ideas or using a familiar banner for something different.

Likewise, the seven-song count establishes the scale of the release, not its creative direction. There is no basis in the provided material to promise guest appearances, specific producers or a particular balance of rapping and singing.

Another release on the 2026 calendar

Billboard identifies the EP as Harlow’s second release of the year. The supplied excerpt does not name the first release or explain the relationship between the two projects. What it does establish is that this is another entry in his 2026 output, rather than his opening move for the year.

An exact release date, song titles and credits are not included in the available summary. Those details will be needed before the full picture comes into focus.

For now, Harlow’s next move has a recognizable title and a defined size: seven tracks, a six-year gap and a second chapter for Sweet Action.