An unreleased Kanye West song, supposedly from the 808s & Heartbreak sessions, just surfaced online. Of course, it's impossible to confirm for sure that it came from those sessions, but there are some strong hints. Any superfans of the cult classic album know that the autotune and cold, minimal beat on here is classic 808s. Moreover, the track is titled "I'll Be Alright" on SoundCloud, and you can tell Kanye laid down some reference mumbled vocals to work on later. After all, he's prone to release reference tracks as verses or full songs of his own, and he might have the most revered leaked discography in the game.
For example, his album Yandhi preceded the fan disappointment Jesus Is King, and those tracks never saw the light of day. Well, most of them at least, as "Use This Gospel" and "Selah" landed on the aforementioned album, whereas "Hurricane" landed on Donda. As such, it's never out of the question to think a Ye leak could eventually manifest into something larger. While a lot of people criticized the Chicago rapper mumbling over his tracks for years, it's no secret that the production carries that expressive delivery on its shoulders.