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 							Kanye West 7th Album 
 Released 14th February 2016
 The Life of Pablo is the seventh studio album by
American recording artist Kanye West. It was released by GOOD Music and Def Jam Recordings on February 14, 2016,
originally exclusively through the streaming service Tidal, following a lengthy series of delays in its recording and
finalization. Recording of the album dated back to the sessions for West's fifth studio album, My Beautiful Dark Twisted
Fantasy, and took place in various locations.
 
 Background
 
 In November 2013, West began working
on his seventh album,[1][2] initially titled So Help Me God and slated for release in 2014. [3] This version of the
album, which never materialized, included several tracks which were released such as "God Level" (released as part of an
Adidas World Cup promo),[4] "Tell Your Friends" (later given to The Weeknd), "3500" (given to Travis Scott),[5] "All
Day" and "Only One". In February 2015, the only tracks from this version appearing to make the final cut for The Life of
Pablo were "Famous" (formerly titled "Nina Chop") and "Wolves", which West performed on Saturday Night Live's 40th
anniversary episode with Sia and Vic Mensa.[6][7]
 
 In May 2015, West renamed the album SWISH but clarified
that it still could be subject to change. On January 26, 2016, West posted the finalized track listing on his twitter
account,[8] along with another tentative title of the album, called Waves.[9][10] On February 4, West confirmed on Big
Boy's Neighborhood radio show, that he still didn't have a final album title.[11] On February 9, West tweeted that the
acronym of the album title was T.L.O.P. It was revealed the next day via Twitter that the album title was The Life of
Pablo.[12] West tweeted the album cover on February 11, 2016.[13] West also debuted a portion of the album during his
Yeezy Season 3 event on the same day, the planned release day.[14]
 
 West revised the tracklist on multiple
occasions, ultimately modifying it on the scheduled day of release from ten tracks to seventeen. However, the release
was delayed in order to include one final track, "Waves", which was initially removed from the original
tracklist.[15]
 
 Recording and production Ty Dolla Sign is featured on "Fade" and "Real Friends".
 The
majority of The Life of Pablo was recorded between 2013 and 2016, with recording for the track "No More Parties in LA"
starting in 2010, during the sessions for West's fifth studio album, My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy.[16][17] Multiple
reports cited the album was written and recorded in several locations, including Los Angeles, Mexico, the Isle of Wight
and Florence, Italy. During West's recording time in Los Angeles, it was rumored to be at Shangri-La Studios, which is
the home base of Yeezus executive producer Rick Rubin. American singer Ty Dolla Sign, reported his recording experience
with West and Paul McCartney, saying they were "...in Mexico, at this big house. The back of the house had no walls and
no doors; it was just open [and facing] the ocean. You would think he would want the mic enclosed and all that but we
just had the doors open, and it came out perfect."[18] The production in Mexico, occurred with McCartney and frequent
collaborator Rihanna.[19] American rappers Pusha T and Consequence confirmed that they had ended their feud, in order to
work with West on his seventh album, with Consequence saying in an interview: "Pusha [T] and I deaded everything and we
creatively vibed with Kanye for this new LP."[20]
 
 In a April 2014 interview with Self-Titled, GOOD Music's
producer Evian Christ, was quoted as saying, "Kanye wants something that sounds a bit like Otis Redding, a bit like Mobb
Deep.” Christ explained while that West isn’t always musically clear, he just seems "...interested in
pushing aesthetic boundaries as far into the Avant as possible. Kanye is the one dude who’s like, ‘This is
not experimental enough. This is too poppy. Make something else.’ The other guys are like, ‘We don’t
get it.'" Christ, admitted that Kanye’s "a dream to work with", adding that "...no one else gives you that level
of creative freedom. When he wants you to work to a blueprint, the blueprint is: ‘Don’t make a rap beat.
Anything but a rap beat.'"[21]
 
 In a May 2014 interview with Billboard, James Fauntleroy of Cocaine 80s,
spoke of his recording sessions with West and said, "I went in there and did some stuff on that shit. I sang shit on
there and left. We'll see how it turns out, when I went in it was early, [during] the early stages. I know there will be
a lot more other people, a lot of interjections." Also in May 2014, Atlanta-based producer Mike Will Made It, has been
quoted as saying "Kanye has been trying new ideas and has been reaching out to me for new ideas, Whether or not it's the
"Black Skinhead Remix", we don't know, but it's definitely dope what we have so far, [We’re] just working,
period. It depends on where the music is lands, but hopefully we do something on his next album."[22] Post Malone
produced and is featured on the track "Fade".
 In a March 2015 interview with MTV, Big Sean spoke about the
multiple recording locations involved this album, whilst promoting his own third studio album, Dark Sky Paradise: "...We
done did a couple, to like Mexico, like how we did Hawaii before and stuff like that. We work as unit for sure,
that’s all I’m gonna say I’m not gonna drop nothing else."[23] In a October 2015 interview with The
Fader, Post Malone, who (along with Ty Dolla Sign) is featured on the track "Fade", discussed his experiences with
West:I met Kanye at Kylie Jenner's party and Kanye was like, 'Let's make something.' So I went over to Ye's and we just
started working and then we just started talking. And we just kept on going. I went in the studio with Kanye and we just
recorded the scratch vocals and then I wrote over it… He was just a normal guy, like me, and super cool. He was
wearing all camo, just all camo. He was very quiet and he was very, very humble.[24]
 
 On January 27, 2016,
West revealed an update of the final track listing on his official Twitter account, which has the album's opening track,
titled "Nina Chop" replacing by the new song, titled "Famous". This updated track listing also revealed a number of
potential collaborators, which includes Earl Sweatshirt, Chance the Rapper, brandUn DeShay, The-Dream, Tyler, the
Creator, OFWGK†Δ, The World Famous Tony Williams, Diddy, A$AP Rocky, KiD CuDi and French Montana, as well as a
returning of his previous production collaborators such as Mike Dean, Hudson Mohawke and Noah Goldstein, as well as new
production collaborators with Plain Pat and Vicious.[25][26][27] In February 2015, while West was continuing to work on
the album, he confirmed that the album was at about 80% completion. He went on to say:I'm trying to get it finished. I'm
trying to get it to the people… Release dates is played out. So the surprise is going to be a surprise. There go
the surprise... [It's] cookout music that just feels good. My last album was protest music. I was like, 'I'm going to
take my ball and go home.'[28]
 
 On February 14, West announced that he would be making adjustments to the
song "Wolves". The song features guest vocals from Frank Ocean and Caroline Shaw, although the song originally featured
guest vocals from both Vic Mensa and Sia Furler, though both were removed from the final track. [29]
 

Release and promotion
 
 On December 31, 2014, West released a single titled "Only One", a collaboration with
English musician Paul McCartney, who also handled the song's production, alongside Mike Dean. The track's music video,
featuring West and his daughter, with direction by Spike Jonze, was released on January 21, 2015.[30] Also in January,
West released "FourFiveSeconds", a collaboration with Paul McCartney and Barbadian singer Rihanna.[31][32] In March
2015, West officially released a single titled "All Day", which had originally leaked online in un-mastered form, in
August 2014.[33] The song was later remixed, featuring a new guest verse from fellow rapper Kendrick Lamar.[34]


 On February 12, 2015, during the Adidas Yeezy 'Season 1' fashion show event held in New York City, West premiered
a new track titled "Wolves". The track, which featured guest vocals from American rapper Vic Mensa and Australian
singer-songwriter Sia, was produced by Cashmere Cat and Sinjin Hawke.[35] On February 15, 2015, West performed a medley
of "Jesus Walks", "Only One" and "Wolves", on the Saturday Night Live 40th Anniversary Special.[36]
 
 Later
that month, on February 25, West performed a live rendition of the previously leaked song "All Day", during his
appearance at the 2015's Brit Awards.[37] On September 16 of the same year, during the Adidas Yeezy 'Season 2' fashion
show event, West premiered another song to be included on the album, titled "Fade". The song features guest vocals from
American recording artists Post Malone and Ty Dolla $ign.[38]
 
 On January 8, 2016, Kim Kardashian announced
via Twitter the release of "Real Friends", the album's actual first single, will initiate the return of West's GOOD
Fridays.[39] West has previously done a weekly free music giveaway leading up to the release of My Beautiful Dark
Twisted Fantasy. "Real Friends" was released the day it was announced via SoundCloud simultaneously with the album's
(then titled SWISH) release date and a snippet of the forthcoming GOOD Friday release, titled "No More Parties in LA",
which features guest vocals from Kendrick Lamar.[40][41] "No More Parties in L.A." had its proper release the following
week, also via West's Soundcloud account. The song, which was produced by Madlib and West, contains a sample of "Suzie
Thundertussy" performed by Walter Morrison.[42]
 
 On February 12, after premiering The Life of Pablo during
his Adidas Yeezy 'Season 3' fashion show event, West released a new track titled "30 Hours", for his GOOD Fridays
series.[43] On February 14 West performed "Highlights" and "Ultralight Beam" on Saturday Night Live. The Life of Pablo
was finally released exclusively through the streaming service Tidal the same day.[44] West announced that the album
would be available outside of Tidal a week later.[45]
 
 Critical receptionProfessional ratingsReview
scoresSource
 
 Rating
 
 The Daily Telegraph 3/5 stars[46] 
 The Guardian 3/5 stars[47] 

The New York Times (positive)[48] 
 Pitchfork 9.0/10[49] 
 
 The Life of Pablo has received moderately
positive reviews from music critics. Writing for The Guardian, Alexis Petridis described the album as "at turns,
rambling, chaotic, deeply underwhelming, impressively audacious, and completely infuriating," suggesting that "t
appears to have had ideas thrown at it until it feels messy and incoherent" despite arguing that "when The Life of Pablo
is good, it’s very good indeed."[47] The Daily Telegraph’s Neil McCormick wrote, "The Life of Pablo is
certainly rich in musical scope, chock a block with inspired ideas," but also felt that the work was "so self-involved
it crosses over into self-delusion, marked by such a tangible absence of perspective and objectivity it is as if [West]
has actually lost sight of the elemental basics of his art."[46] Reviewing for The New York Times, Jon Caramanica
stated, "West [...] has perfected the art of aesthetic and intellectual bricolage, shape-shifting in real time and
counting on listeners to keep up [...] this is Tumblr-as-album, the piecing together of divergent fragments to make a
cohesive whole."[48] In a positive review, Pitchfork wrote that "a madcap sense of humor animates all [West's] best
work, and The Life of Pablo has a freewheeling energy that is infectious and unique to his discography," finding that
"somehow, it comes off as both his most labored-over and unfinished album, full of asterisks and corrections and
footnotes."[49]
 
 Track listingNo.
 
 Title
 
 Writer(s)
 
 Producer(s)


 Length
 
 1. "Ultralight Beam" 
 Kanye West · 
  Mike Dean · 
  Fonzworth Bentley
· 
  Derek Watkins
  
 West · 
  Watkins · 
  Swizz Beatz · 
  Rick Rubin ·

  Noah Goldstein · 
  Plain Pat
  5:20 
 2. "Father Stretch My Hands Pt. 1" 
 West · 
  Dean · 
  Scott Mescudi · 
  T.L. Barrett
  
 West · 
  Metro Boomin · 
 
Rubin · 
  Dean
  2:15 
 3. "Pt. 2" 
 West · 
  Sidney Selby III · 
  Adnan
Khan
  
 West · 
  Metro Boomin · 
  Rubin · 
  Dean · 
  Menace
  2:09

 4. "Famous" 
 West · 
  Dean · 
  Watkins · 
  Jimmy Webb · 
  Winston Riley
· 
  Luis Bacalov · 
  Sergio Bardotti · 
  Giampiero Scalamogna · 
  Enzo Vita
 

 West · 
  Goldstein · 
  Havoc · 
  Charlie Heat
  3:14 
 5. "Feedback" 

West · 
  Dean · 
  Ardalan Sarfaraz · 
  Farid Zaland
  
 West · 
  Heat ·

  Plain Pat · 
  Dean
  2:35 
 6. "Low Lights" 
 West · 
  Sandy Rivera
  
 West · 
  DJ Dodger Stadium
  2:11 
 7. "Highlights" 
 West · 
  Dean · 
 
Jeffrey Williams · 
  Terius Nash
  
 West · 
  Velous · 
  Dean · 
 
Southside
  3:19 
 8. "Freestyle 4" 
 West · 
  Dean · 
  Alison Goldfrapp · 
 
William Gregory · 
  Robert Locke · 
  Timothy Norfolk
  
 West · 
  Hudson Mohawke
· 
  Dean · 
  Goldstein
  2:02 
 9. "I Love Kanye" 
 West
  
 West
  0:44

 10. "Waves" 
 West · 
  Chris Brown · 
  Mescudi
  
 West · 
  Heat ·

  Anthony Kilhoffer · 
  Mohawke
  3:01 
 11. "FML" 
 West · 
  Dean · 
 
Lawrence Cassidy · 
  Vincent Cassidy · 
  Paul Wiggin
  
 West · 
  Mitus · 

 Goldstein · 
  Metro Boomin
  3:56 
 12. "Real Friends" 
 West · 
  Dean · 
 
Tyrone Griffin, Jr. · 
  Adam Feeney · 
  Kejuan Muchita · 
  Matthew Samuels · 
 
Darren King · 
  Glenda Proby · 
  Cydel Young · 
  Jalil Hutchins · 
  Lawrence
Smith
  
 West · 
  Boi-1da · 
  Frank Dukes · 
  Havoc
  4:11 
 13.
"Wolves" 
 West · 
  Dean · 
  Young · 
  Christopher Breaux · 
  Alan Brinsmead
· 
  Magnus Høiberg · 
  Noah Goldstein · 
  Ryan McDermott · 
  Elon Rutberg
 

 West · 
  Cashmere Cat · 
  Sinjin Hawke · 
  Dean · 
  Shaw
  3:59 

14. "Silver Surfer Intermission" 
 West · 
  Charly Wingate
  
 West
  0:56 
 15. "30
Hours" 
 West · 
  Aubrey Graham · 
  Pharrell Williams · 
  Charles Brown · 
 
Arthur Russell · 
  Jason Epperson · 
  Cornell Haynes
  
 Karriem Riggins · 
  Dean
· 
  West[a]
  5:25 
 16. "No More Parties in LA" 
 West · 
  Kendrick Duckworth · 
  Otis Jackson, Jr. · 
  Dennis Coles · 
  Ronald Bean · 
  Highleigh Crizoe · 
 
Herbert Rooney · 
  Walter Morrison · 
  Johnny Watson · 
  Larry Graham · 
  Sam Dees
· 
  Tina Graham
  
 Madlib · 
  West[a]
  6:14 
 17. "Facts" (Charlie Heat Version)

 West · 
  A. Graham · 
  Nayvadius Wilburn · 
  Leland Wayne · 
  J. Williams
· 
  Sonny Uwaezuoke · 
  Bryan Simmons · 
  Nicholas Smith
  
 West · 
 
Metro Boomin · 
  Southside · 
  Heat[a]
  3:19 
 18. "Fade" 
 West · 
  Griffin,
Jr. · 
  Austin Post · 
  Eddie Holland · 
  Norman Whitfield · 
  Cornelius Grant ·

  Larry Heard · 
  Robert Owens · 
  Barbara Tucker · 
  Ronald Carroll · 
 
Harold Matthews · 
  Louie Vega
  
 West · 
  Kilhoffer · 
  Charlie Handsome · 
  Dean
  3:14 
 
 Total length:
  58:02 
 Notes^[a] signifies an additional producer.

"Ultralight Beam" features additional vocals by Chance The Rapper, Kirk Franklin, The-Dream, Kelly Price, Natalie Green
and Samoria Green.
 "Father Stretch My Hands Pt. 1" features additional vocals by Kid Cudi.
 "Pt. 2" features
additional vocals by Desiigner and Caroline Shaw.
 "Famous" features additional vocals by Rihanna and Swizz
Beatz.
 "Highlights" features additional vocals by Young Thug, El DeBarge and The-Dream.
 "Freestyle 4"
features additional vocals by Desiigner.
 "Waves" features additional vocals by Chris Brown.
 "FML" features
additional vocals by The Weeknd.
 "Real Friends" features additional vocals by Ty Dolla $ign.
 "Wolves"
features additional vocals by Frank Ocean and Caroline Shaw.
 "Silver Surfer Intermission" features vocals by Max B
and French Montana.
 "30 Hours" features background vocals by André 3000.
 "No More Parties in LA" features
additional vocals by Kendrick Lamar.
 "Fade" features additional vocals by Post Malone and Ty Dolla $ign.

Sample credits This section does not cite any sources. Please help improve this section by adding citations to reliable
sources. Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. (February 2016) 
 "Father Stretch My Hands Pt. 1" and
"Pt. 2" contain samples of "Father I Stretch My Hands", written and performed by Pastor T.L. Barrett.
 "Pt. 2"
contains samples of "Panda", written by Sidney Selby III and Adnan Khan, and performed by Desiigner.
 "Famous"
contains samples of "Do What You Gotta Do", written by Jimmy We 						

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