The rapper briefly removed 'Pablo' from Tidal to include 'Saint Pablo', which he first debuted during a DJ set back in February, on the new version.
- June 15, 2016
AceShowbiz -
Kanye West continues making changes to his latest album, "The Life of Pablo". Months after it was first released on Tidal, the rapper briefly removed the LP from the streaming service on Tuesday night, June 14 to give it an update.
Shortly after, the album returned to Tidal with one new song titled "Saint Pablo", on which the 39-year-old MC addresses his much-talked-about personal debt and rumors about his mental health. Originally premiered back in February during a DJ set, it featured guest vocals by Sampha and production by Mike Dean.
The latest version of "Life of Pablo" is now also available on Apple Music/iTunes. Prior to this, Kanye had updated the album, which he called a "living breathing changing creative expression," a number of times to slightly alter the lyrics of "Famous" and add "Frank's Track" featuring Frank Ocean among others.
Now, the Chicago rhymer is busy preparing his just-announced "Saint Pablo" tour. The North American leg is set to kick off in Indianapolis on August 25 and include a two-night show at Madison Square Garden in New York and at the Forum in Los Angeles. He is expected to wrap up the tour on October 29 in Las Vegas.
