After Coachella, he plans to return to the studio to continue working on his new album, hoping to release it soon.

His transition into country music appears to be genuine, as he aims to bring fun back into his creative process.

His recent performance at Coachella highlighted his commitment to country music, blending hip-hop, trap, and country influences.

The album 'F-1 Trillion' marked Malone's official foray into country music, showcasing his evolution as an artist.

Post Malone is gearing up for a new country album after the success of his recent project, 'F-1 Trillion,' which features 35 new songs.

The album includes his first chart-topping single in five years, 'I Had Some Help,' featuring Morgan Wallen, which has contributed to his nominations for the Academy of Country Music Awards.

Country artists like Lainey Wilson and Brad Paisley have embraced Malone's presence in the genre, recognizing its potential to attract new fans.

During his Coachella set, he opened with 'Texas Tea' and closed with 'Sunflower,' showcasing tracks from 'F-1 Trillion' and earlier hits.

Despite feeling more nervous about performing at Coachella than in the past, Malone expressed excitement about the experience.

Reflecting on his journey, Malone noted that achieving his goal of releasing a country album by age 30 has added authenticity to his music.

In a light-hearted moment, Malone humorously suggested that the new album could be titled 'F-1 Quadrillion.'

He has made multiple trips to Nashville to collaborate on new music, emphasizing a fun and relaxed creative atmosphere.