Chief Keef Unleashes New Project "The Leek Vol. 8"

Chief Keef is back with another installment in "The Leek" series.

BYAron A.Jul 25, 20198.0K Views

Chief Keef is one artist you could always count on for new music. Although he maintains a relatively low profile, he's actually one of the most prolific artists of our time. He quietly released both The Leek Vol. 7 and GloToven with Zaytoven earlier this year. Without much of a heads up, the eighth installment of The Leek series arrived earlier today. His new project includes 12 tracks in total without a single feature in sight. The rapper's new project seems to be a little something to hold fans over until his next official project. He's been teasing Almighty So 2 for the past few months, although a release date hasn't been confirmed just yet.

Keep your eyes peeled for more music from Chief Keef and stream The Leek Vol. 7 below.

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