The album can now be pre-ordered on iTunes, but it doesn’t have an album art just yet.  Kanye West is keeping the world in suspense as we await the release of his album, “Donda”. In the early hours of the morning (South African time), Apple Music put up a livestream of Kanye as he was in the final stages of finishing his album at the Mercedes stadium in Atlanta. Kanya recently moved into the stadium to focus his energy on the completion of the album.

.@kanyewest prepares and presents his 10th album #Donda, live from Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta during an exclusive livestream event. Watch it now, only on Apple Music:https://t.co/w5603YUviT pic.twitter.com/HR4tRd0YZC

— Apple Music (@AppleMusic) August 5, 2021

Kanye started the stream in a minimal set, which was meant to look like his bedroom. In the background, one could see his small bed. The idea was to showcase him finishing the anticipated album. The album played tonight featured many previously shared songs with some updates and a different track order than last time. Young Thug and Kid Cudi made an appearance on a previously shared song that fans call “Remote.” The new album preview included new songs as well. One of these tracks include Lil Yachty and Lil Durk as guest artists. Track 20 also features the Weeknd and track 15 sees Kanye perform alongside Jay Electronica and the Lox. This preview was slightly more theatrical than the first one Kanye hosted. Kanye was eventually circled in the central stadium stage area by a crowd of bodies. The event ended with his single “No Child Left Behind,” at which point Kanye was flown hundreds of feet in the air.

Donda was originally set to release on 23 July. That date was postponed to 6 August. Interestingly, the album is now available for pre-order on the iTunes store, but it does not contain any track info or album art.