A new snippet from a song that may appear on Yes’ upcoming album Harass was revealed.

Footage from the studio has surfaced online showing Ye playing the song to an audience. In the 29-second clip, Ye plays a sample-heavy song and moves his head back and forth. However, when the song finally starts towards the end, Ye realizes that someone is recording and immediately motions for them to stop.

This short clip comes just days after Ye’s promotion Harass through an image of a horse in Kai Cenat’s streaming room wearing a T-shirt with the album’s title. A few days before the New Year, a picture emerged of Ye standing next to a piano in black sunglasses in the studio – seemingly another picture of him in the studio working on his new album.

You announced it Harass last September. Of listening experiences for themselves Vulture 2 Joint album with Ty Dolla Sign, Ye played two potentials Harass cuts “Preacher Man” and “Beauty and the Beast.” Shortly after, Ye shared the project’s official cover art on social media. However, after this latest move, not too much is known about what the album will actually sound like, as Ye hasn’t given too many concrete details about it yet.

Hip-hop journalist Touré claimed on his Substack that Ye produced the entire album alone, writing that the rapper “produces everything 100 percent himself.” This will be 100 percent Kanye West, which hasn’t happened in many, many years.

Hopefully Ye has time to finish Harass soon because a recent post of his suggests that he is addicted to playing the survival video game, The Last of Us Part II. The rapper posted a screenshot of himself playing the game and then praised it highly.

“The Last of Us 2 In Survivor+ mode I spent all day on a board,” he wrote. “By faaaaaaaarrrr the best game ever made. This is not a sponsored post.”