One of Spotify’s lesser-known features is the ability to import songs from local files on your computer onto the Spotify player. Through this feature, users are able to listen to the music on their device with Spotify’s interface, regardless of whether or not the songs are actually part of Spotify’s vast database of music. Artists can, therefore, listen to their unreleased music through Spotify, in the same way that they would use any regular media player.

G.O.O.D. Music signee CyHi the Prynce seems to be a devoted user of Spotify, and has compiled countless playlists which showcase his eclectic taste in music. The Georgia rapper’s listening habits span from indie rock band Bloc Party to drum and bass producer Dub Phizix to grime-tinged instrumentalist The Bug. Most interestingly, though, CyHi’s playlists seemingly reveal a draft track listing for his own forthcoming album No Dope On Sundays, as well as six tracks from Kanye West’s scrapped Yeezus 2 project.

The existence of a sequel to Kanye’s acclaimed 2013 album has long been a subject of debate. Comments from album contributor Rick Rubin added fuel to the fire; when interviewed by The Daily Beast in 2013, the 54-year-old producer claimed that Yeezus 2 “might be” seeing a release. He elaborated on this, explaining that Kanye “thought there were going to be 16 songs on the album,“ but Rubin insisted on splitting the contents into two separate albums.

He revealed even more about the potential project in a verified Genius annotation:

A fervent believer in the ‘less is more’ approach to arranging songs, Rubin has described his role on the project as that of a ‘reducer’ rather than a producer. He was ultimately able to whittle the finished album down to just 10 songs.

New information discovered by Genius—which has been available on CyHi’s Spotify since August 18 but appears to have gone largely unnoticed—seems to offer an explanation for the whereabouts of the other six songs:

A public playlist of CyHi’s entitled ‘ypm’ features six songs that may have been meant for Yeezus 2. Although the audio is unavailable to the general public, CyHi clearly labeled the songs Yeezus 2. The song titles are mere acronyms, but some information can still be gleaned from them. “W” likely stands for “Wolves,” and it is fair to assume that “OO” stands for “Only One”. Both of these songs predate Kanye’s follow-up album, The Life of Pablo, so it would make sense if they were originally slated for release as part of Yeezus 2. The four other song titles一”333,” “MM,” “WISI,” and “AY”一are anyone’s guess; fan theories are welcomed in the comments section.

Another playlist contains a single, two-minute Kanye West track entitled “…MAN UP.” This song title likely references Kanye’s July 2015 feud with Scott Disick, the ex-boyfriend of his sister-in-law, Kourtney Kardashian. Kanye allegedly instructed Disick to “man up and go to rehab” after a series of irresponsible binge-drinking incidents.

There is plenty more to be discovered on the profile: a 22-track playlist entitled ‘****NDOS rough’ appears to bear the full track listing for CyHi’s forthcoming debut album, No Dope on Sundays. CyHi’s artist page also includes a number of French language podcasts and his Christmas playlist, so you can truly immerse yourself in the soundtrack to his life.

CyHi the Prynce recently linked up with Kanye for his new single “Dat Side.” You can read all the lyrics on Genius now.