Kanye West revealed his Donda stem player in August, only a few months before the album’s release. Now that fans have their hands on the $200 device, they’re learning that it also gives them access to songs not included on the album’s official tracklist.
The stem player on Ye’s tenth studio album was designed to allow users to alter and remix tracks from the rapper’s tenth studio album. Controls for splitting any music into stems, editing “vocals, percussion, bass, and samples,” and looping portions of the song in real-time are among the features.
The product does, however, include three previously unreleased tracks, including André 3000-featuring “Life of the Party,” which was cut from the final album but later leaked by Drake during his feud with West. The vulgarity that caused the track to be deleted in the first place has been edited in the newly released version.