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Kanye West Returns

An episode of the Long Live the Music podcast, hosted by Kiel Hauck, titled "Kanye West Returns" was published on January 20, 2016 and runs 31 minutes.

January 20, 2016 ·31m · Long Live the Music

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Yeezy season approaches once again. With only a few weeks until the alleged release of Swish, the new album from Kanye West, Kiel Hauck and Brock Benefiel break down the events that have led up to this moment. A year full of random tracks, album name changes, and odd announcements and collaborations have left us anxiously anticipating Kanye's seventh full length solo album. Listen in!

Yeezy season approaches once again. With only a few weeks until the alleged release of Swish, the new album from Kanye West, Kiel Hauck and Brock Benefiel break down the events that have led up to this moment. A year full of random tracks, album name changes, and odd announcements and collaborations have left us anxiously anticipating Kanye's seventh full length solo album. Listen in!

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