Kanye West has officially released “Donda 2” on major streaming platforms for the first time after the album was only available through his Stem Player.
This closed a three-year period where fans waited for a release for the public, as the Chicago rapper and producer originally released the LP in February 2022, but the only people who could play it were those who owned a Stem Player.
The 18-track collection now appears on services including Spotify and YouTube Music. Its arrival on streaming allows for a wider audience to engage with the project for the first time, whether they followed its early leaks or are hearing it now in full.
The LP features guest vocals from the late XXXTentacion, Don Toliver, Baby Keem, Migos, Travis Scott, Future, Sean Leon, Vory, Fivio Foreign, Alicia Keys, Soulja Boy, the Game, and Playboi Carti.
“Donda 2” is the sequel to his Grammy-nominated 2021 album “Donda.” The 27-song album featured Jay-Z, The Weeknd, Lil Baby, Playboi Carti, Fivio Foreign, and more. He ended up winning “Best Rap Song” for “Jail” and “Best Melodic Performance” for “Hurricane” at the 2022 Grammys.
In recent months, West has been active on social media, sharing new music and visuals. His last project, “Bully,” dropped in March through short film releases, which have since been taken down, leaving the album’s availability uncertain.
