A few weeks after introducing the world to baby Saint West, it seems Kanye West is finally ready to introduce us to his other baby. Over a year since dropping the Paul McCartney-assisted "Only One," West has finally set a release date for his highly anticipated Yeezus follow-up SWISH... and it's due out next month.
"Swish February 11 16" he tweeted to his 16 million followers on Friday evening (Jan. 8). The announcement comes after months of speculation about whether or not West will ever drop his new record.
Swish February 11 16
— KANYE WEST (@kanyewest) January 9, 2016
The album was originally titled So Help Me God and has been preceded by the above mentioned "Only One" and its follow up "All Day." While members of West camp have confirmed that they've heard the album throughout 2015, there was no solid word on a release date for the majority of its existence.
Wife Kim Kardashian-West also recently announced that West would be returning to his #GOODFriday formula and release content once a week on Friday till Swish officially hits stores. West first did this back in 2010 in build-up to My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy.
Friiiiiiday!!!! New music!!!! #EveryFriday #Swish #RealFriends — Kim Kardashian West (@KimKardashian) January 8, 2016
It's looking to be a Kanye filled month if it hasn't been already. Already this month, he's released "Real Friends" featuring Ty Dolla $ign and "No More Parties In LA" with Kendrick Lamar on his website. West dropped "Facts" on New Year's Day and co-produced Sia's latest single "Reaper." Sia is also said to be featured on this album, their collaboration "Wolves" debuted last year at his New York City Fashion Week showcase.
Who hears Kanye's FADE in KUWTK!!!!!!!! OMG! All of our music needs to be like this!!!!!! I literally have chills!!!!!!! — Kim Kardashian West (@KimKardashian) January 11, 2016
That same Fashion Show was the focal point of this past weekend's episode of Keeping Up With The Kardashians were the song "Fade" could be heard during Kylie Jenner's walk in the Yeezy show. With no official tracklist in sight there no telling which of the above records if any will ultimately end up on SWISH.
