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Donda · Ye · 2021 (release year; edition unverified)
Sunday Service Choir and organ anchor a gospel affirmation that God’s work continues even when reassurance feels urgently needed.
Believe What I Say
Donda · Ye · 2021 (release year; edition unverified)
A reworked Lauryn Hill sample gives Ye’s warning against being consumed by a lifestyle an unusually buoyant setting.
Come to Life
Donda · Ye · 2021 (release year; edition unverified)
Ye sings through the emotional contradictions of divorce, moving between anger, longing and the fear of ending up alone.
Donda
Donda · Ye · 2021 (release year; edition unverified)
Donda West’s recorded reflections on raising her son take center stage, surrounded by Tony Williams and choral voices.
Donda Chant
Donda · Ye · 2021 (release year; edition unverified)
Syleena Johnson repeatedly voices Donda’s name, opening the album with a stark tribute to Ye’s mother.
God Breathed
Donda · Ye · 2021 (release year; edition unverified)
Abrasive electronic textures give way to a long instrumental passage, turning this early Donda track into an extended meditation.
Heaven and Hell
Donda · Ye · 2021 (release year; edition unverified)
A forceful verse and an outro of vocal sound effects drive a production sampling the 20th Century Steel Band.
Hurricane
Donda · Ye · 2021 (release year; edition unverified)
The Weeknd’s sung plea for divine protection frames verses from Lil Baby and Ye in this melodic collaboration.
Jail
Donda · Ye · 2021 (release year; edition unverified)
Ye turns an arrest into a largely drumless anthem, with Jay-Z contributing a guest verse to its stark, spacious arrangement.
Jail pt 2
Donda · Ye · 2021 (release year; edition unverified)
This alternate version of Jail changes its guest lineup to DaBaby and Marilyn Manson while retaining the song’s central framework.
Jesus Lord
Donda · Ye · 2021 (release year; edition unverified)
Memories of Ye’s mother and a story of a bereaved family turn this expansive song into a meditation on grief.
Jesus Lord pt 2
Donda · Ye · 2021 (release year; edition unverified)
The expanded Jesus Lord adds the Lox to Ye and Jay Electronica’s reflective collaboration, broadening its gathering of voices.
Jonah
Donda · Ye · 2021 (release year; edition unverified)
Vory and Lil Durk join Ye in a subdued song whose melodic voices give loneliness a central place.
Junya
Donda · Ye · 2021 (release year; edition unverified)
Ye and Playboi Carti trade fashion boasts over organ and bass, naming Japanese designer Junya Watanabe in the refrain.
Junya pt 2
Donda · Ye · 2021 (release year; edition unverified)
This alternate Junya adds Ty Dolla $ign to the collaboration, extending the original track’s guest-driven fashion-boast format.
Keep My Spirit Alive
Donda · Ye · 2021 (release year; edition unverified)
Ye joins Westside Gunn and Conway the Machine over a hazy instrumental, locating resilience in the protection of faith.
Lord I Need You
Donda · Ye · 2021 (release year; edition unverified)
Over soft production, Ye asks God for an embrace, turning the song into a direct appeal for comfort.
Moon
Donda · Ye · 2021 (release year; edition unverified)
Don Toliver and Kid Cudi’s singing floats over guitars, making this interlude a brief showcase for their complementary voices.
New Again
Donda · Ye · 2021 (release year; edition unverified)
Bright, synthesizer-led production carries a plea for spiritual renewal, returning to the idea of being made new through faith.
No Child Left Behind
Donda · Ye · 2021 (release year; edition unverified)
A restrained, reverent closing statement centers gratitude for divine intervention, letting repetition carry its simple expression of faith.
Off the Grid
Donda · Ye · 2021 (release year; edition unverified)
Ye’s closing verse presents faith as a mission statement, turning the song’s forceful delivery toward his religious convictions.
Ok Ok
Donda · Ye · 2021 (release year; edition unverified)
Ye, Lil Yachty and Rooga confront betrayal over an atmospheric backdrop, making the song a tense exchange of grievances.
Ok Ok pt 2
Donda · Ye · 2021 (release year; edition unverified)
Shenseea replaces Lil Yachty in this alternate Ok Ok, bringing a Jamaican Patois performance alongside the returning Rooga.
Praise God
Donda · Ye · 2021 (release year; edition unverified)
A recording of Donda West reciting Gwendolyn Brooks introduces a collaboration with Travis Scott and Baby Keem.
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