The album by Kanye West was released on June 18, 2013 via Def Jam Recordings & Roc-A-Fella Records.
Yeezus is Kanye West's sixth album, which follows My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy.
"Yeezus," the sixth studio album by Kanye West, was released on June 18, 2013, under Def Jam Recordings and Roc-A-Fella Records. This album features a total of 10 tracks and is categorized primarily within the rap genre, specifically US rap. Known for its experimental sound and minimalist production, "Yeezus" showcases Kanye West's innovative approach to music-making, blending elements of electronic, industrial, and punk influences.
Though the album does not feature any guest artists, it includes notable production contributions from a diverse group of collaborators, including Rick Rubin and Hudson Mohawke. Lyrically, "Yeezus" addresses themes of fame, race, and personal struggles, marked by West's signature provocative style. The album was met with critical acclaim and sparked discussions regarding its bold artistic choices.
"Yeezus" has significantly impacted the music industry, influencing a range of contemporary artists and further establishing Kanye West's reputation as a pioneering figure in modern hip-hop. Its release marked a pivotal moment in West's career and continues to be a subject of analysis for its cultural implications.
