What artist would you expect to release a single on Easter Sunday? Kanye West, of course. It’s only appropriate that he graces us with yet another update of his much-discussed, The Life of Pablo. The track “Ultralight Prayer” is an alternate version of the album’s original opener “Ultralight Beam,” carried by the vocals of Kirk Franklin, Kelly Price and a gospel choir. Devoid of any instrumental, “Ultralight Prayer” is nothing short of powerful, spiritual and moving.
Ultralight Prayer: https://t.co/CiopQ9BbGl
Happy Easter!— KANYE WEST (@kanyewest) March 27, 2016
Announced earlier today in a Tweet, we can see this isn’t the first time this year Kanye dropped a track via SoundCloud. Everyone who paid $20 to download the album on TIDAL must be especially happy today. The instrumental is a sermon by Kirk Franklin, with background support from the choir that originally appeared on TLOP. We’re not sure yet if “Ultralight Prayer” is going to be a replacement for “Ultralight Beam” on the actual album, but we do know that this is one of many promised updates to an unfinished album.
Listen to “Ultralight Prayer” now.
Photo Credit: Billboard
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