Unreleased Kendrick Lamar Tracks, “Morale Pack,” Leaked On Spotify

Rapper Kendrick Lamar’s unreleased new songs surfaced on Spotify. It came in a pack of three with the playlist named “Morale Pack.” Last year in May, Lamar released “Mr. Morale & the Big Steppers.” It was Lamar’s fifth studio album and seemed to be loved by many, and was seen as one of 2022’s best albums.

Accolades From “Mr. Morale & the Big Steppers “

“Mr. Morale” debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 chart and has a few nominations at the Grammys this year. It also turned out to be the #1 most popular rap album of 2022 on Spotify.

Lamar Took Five-Year Hiatus In Between Albums

The album was released after a five-year hiatus, and based on most of the lyrics on this album, it seems it was a therapeutic process. “I’ve been goin’ through somethin’. One thousand, eight hundred and fifty-five days. I’ve been goin’ through somethin’, be afraid,” the rapper spits on “United in Grief.”

 

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Leaks Recorded During “Mr. Morale” Sessions

Kendrick apparently recorded the leaks during the making of “Mr. Morale.” This user previously leaked versions of Ye’s “City in the Sky” and “Mr. Miyagi.” The “Morale Pack” is unavailable now on the platform. But the unreleased songs were titled “Computer Love,” “Pure” – which is reportedly produced by Pharrell – and “Make Me Happy.”

L.A. Producer DJ Dahi Steps Into The Chat

Los Angeles producer DJ Dahi interjected, saying whoever leaked this is “…really dying of thirst out here.” His comment pays homage back to Duckworth’s 2012 track “Sing of Me, Dying of Thirst.”

Dahi worked on Kendrick’s “DAMN.” and “good kid, m.A.A.d city.” He also took part in his fifth studio album on songs such as “Die Hard” and “Rich Spirit.” However, the Compton native has yet to address the song leaks.

Unreleased Tracks: “Make Me Happy,” “Pure,” And “Computer Love”

Reportedly, “Purple Hearts” from “Mr. Morale” had similar bars to one of the unreleased tracks titled “Make Me Happy.” “Pure” evidently contains some of the same lyrics and ad-libs from his verse on the leaked version of Baby Keem’s “Vent.”

The leaks reportedly match the same high bar Lamar set with “Mr. Morale.”

“Computer Love” apparently had Kendrick’s smooth rap vocals over the 1986 Zapp song.

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