Ye's New Album 'Bully' Set for Release, Tracklist Revealed Kanye West, now known as Ye, is set to release his 12th studio album, Bully, on March 27. The project marks his first solo album since Donda 2 in 2022 and will be distributed through the independent label Gamma. In the days leading up to the release, Ye shared a handwritten tracklist on social media, confirming the album would feature no AI-generated vocals. This decision came amid speculation about earlier versions of the project, which included unfinished or alternate forms of several tracks. The album’s release date has been a subject of uncertainty due to Ye’s history of delayed launches, spanning music projects and fashion ventures. Despite initial plans for March 27, the album had not yet appeared on platforms like Apple Music as of March 28. Fans and critics have noted the rapper’s tendency to push back release dates, which has become a recurring pattern in his career. The tracklist, posted on Instagram, includes a mix of previously released songs and new material. Notable entries include "Sisters and Brothers" and "Beauty and the Beast," though the list appears to have some repeated or overlapping titles. The absence of AI vocals has been a key point of emphasis, as earlier rumors suggested the project might incorporate such technology. The release of Bully has also been accompanied by a listening party, though details about its format or timing were not specified. Fans have expressed anticipation for the album, which has been in development for several years. The project’s delayed nature has sparked discussions about its creative process and the challenges of completing such a large-scale work. As of now, the album’s availability on major streaming platforms remains unclear, with some users reporting it has not yet been added to services like Apple Music.#apple_music #kanye_west #gamma #ye #bully
