While fans are anxiously awaiting his seventh studio album "SWISH," Kanye West is set to premiere a brand new music video this weekend.
According to The New York Times, the Chicago emcee's Steve McQueen-directed cinematic visual for "All Day" will be displayed at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art on July 25 for a four-day run during normal museum business hours.
The upcoming LACMA exhibit is also expected to include another never-before-seen cut from the follow-up to 2013's "Yeezus," titled "I Feel Like That."
West actually screened a live performance version of the 9-minute, single-take short film at the Foundation Louis Vuitton during Paris Fashion Week in March.
In a fan-shot snippet of the latest video, the "Only One" rapper is seen rapping at a warehouse in Chatham Dockyard, southeast England.
Meanwhile, yet another supposed tracklist of "SWISH" has surfaced online.
On the message board r/hiphopheads, Reddit user u/dxnxixlrxsxnxbxrx recently claimed that he went to a listening party for Yeezy's forthcoming effort and recorded the entire LP.
Complex pointed out that the fan also made a download link for the 13 new tracks in very low quality available for other Reddit users to listen before deleting it.
Despite the low quality, bits and pieces of the recent recording indicated the long-speculated project is the real thing -- in addition to his work with frequent collaborator Paul McCartney on "Piss on Your Grave," looks like West has teamed up with Big Sean on "Can You Be Real," as well as Bruno Mars on "Always."
However, the Reddit user insisted that he does not know more than what others know about the "Stronger" hitmaker's upcoming record.
In addition, while previewing headlining set at this year's Glastonbury Festival, the United Kingdom's Guardian reported that West's highly anticipated album is set to be debuted later in the year.
However, West himself has yet to confirm or deny the report and announce the official release date for "SWISH."
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