Finally, after three years of false rumours, tentative teasing and staggered song releases, Kanye West’s seventh album Swish is almost upon us. Last night, the rapper took to twitter to announce that the long-awaited follow-up to Yeezus will arrive February 11, 2016.

Sharing only the date, we still don’t have a tracklist for the album, although over the past couple of years West has released “Only One”, “All Day”, “Wolves” (which was debuted at fashion week) “Facts” and, as of yesterday, “Real Friends” and a snippet of a Kendrick Lamar collaboration “No More Parties in LA”.

New track “Real Friends” (below) has already been met with a lot of praise, with fans comparing it to 808s & Heartbreak-era Kanye. “Who your real friends? We all came from the bottom,” he raps over a minimal beat and a light, heart-tugging piano loop. “I’m always blaming you, but what’s sad, you’re not the problem.” Although the track really shines when Kanye sings, his words twisting into Auto-Tuned patterns like a brand new, alien-like instrument. It’s an affecting, contemplative track that reminds you that Yeezy’s mammoth-sized ego might be a little bit justified.

The short snippet of Kendrick Lamar collab “No More Parties in LA”, which appears at the end of the track, also sounds quite incredible. “Hey baby you forgot your Ray Bans, and my sheets still orange from your spray tan,” he raps before Kendrick’s deep, scratchy vocals kick in, making lyrical shapes over the uplifting, throwback sample.

Listen to both tracks below: