Kanye West and Kid Cudi’s collaborative album KIDS SEE GHOSTS premiered at a listening party in Los Angeles last night, though the Wav livestream that was supposed to broadcast the event was bogged down by technical difficulties, delaying the roll-out by almost three hours. This morning, the album appeared on slightly more conventional services like Google Play and Tidal [UPDATE: It’s now on Apple Music and Spotify], so you can listen to it in full without repeatedly anger-mashing your refresh button. It’s available to purchase here, and available to stream below.
Announced by West in April amidst a flurry of controversial and occasionally nonsensical tweets, KIDS SEE GHOSTS is seven-song album in the mould of PUSHA-T’s DAYTONA and West’s solo ye. Mos Def, Ty Dolla $ign, and PUSHA-T himself all guest on the record. The artwork, revealed last week on Instagram, was designed by Japanese artist Takashi Murakami.
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KIDS SEE GHOSTS precedes new solo albums from Teyana Taylor and Nas, scheduled for release in the coming weeks.
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