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UnreleasedWake Up / Beddy Bye(???, 2009) (Wake Up / Beddy Bye is officially released)
Wake Up / Beddy Bye
(???, 2009) (Wake Up / Beddy Bye is officially released)
Beddy Bye
Internet Explorer
(feat. VIC MENSA)
Lord Release
(feat. VIC MENSA)
Swell Guy
No Idea
Good Enough(???, 2009) (Wake Up / Beddy Bye is officially released)
(February 20, 2010) (Good Enough is officially released)
Good Enough
(???, 2009) (Wake Up / Beddy Bye is officially released)
(February 20, 2010) (Good Enough is officially released)
(February 20, 2010) (Good Enough is officially released)
Cruisin'
⭐Doctor Oz
⭐Good Enough
Home Again
Hometown (Cali)
In My Place
NvrSayNvr
Something Bout Us
Somewhere, Nowhere USA
Split .P - Haterz Remix
(feat. Chance The Rapper)
Back To School Pack(February 20, 2010) Good Enough is officially released)
(September 15, 2010) (Back To School Pack is officially released)
Back To School Pack
(February 20, 2010) Good Enough is officially released)
(September 15, 2010) (Back To School Pack is officially released)
(September 15, 2010) (Back To School Pack is officially released)
Dear Chicago Summer
In The Pen Dance
(feat. Nico Segal)
Kick Back
(feat. Joey Purp & Zekur)
September 7th
(feat. Akenya & Nico Segal)
#5DayServing as a preview to Chance's first mixtape, #5Day is a selection of five tracks from 10day. It was released in 2012 and nearly impossible to find online, however reliable physical copies do exist. Four out of the five songs released on the #5Day EP are also available on Chance's soundcloud, with the only song not available being Brain Cells (Demo).
#5Day
Serving as a preview to Chance's first mixtape, #5Day is a selection of five tracks from 10day. It was released in 2012 and nearly impossible to find online, however reliable physical copies do exist. Four out of the five songs released on the #5Day EP are also available on Chance's soundcloud, with the only song not available being Brain Cells (Demo).
Brain Cells (Demo)
Nostalgia
Long Time
22 Offs
Brain Cells (Live)
10 DayIn 2011, after being put on a ten day suspension for marijuana possession on his high school campus, Chance would begin to plan out the release of his first commerical mixtape, titled 10 Day. Recording for the album would take place over the span of eight months, and following its release saw a modest success, being generally well receieved and featured in Forbes Magazine's "Cheap Tunes" column.
10 Day
In 2011, after being put on a ten day suspension for marijuana possession on his high school campus, Chance would begin to plan out the release of his first commerical mixtape, titled 10 Day. Recording for the album would take place over the span of eight months, and following its release saw a modest success, being generally well receieved and featured in Forbes Magazine's "Cheap Tunes" column.
Coming For Your Spot
Fucked Up
(feat. KidKing)
Merry Christmas
(feat. Alex Wiley)
Run Up
(feat. That Guy Freaky Ty)
We All Good (Freestyle)
Brian Fresco - Summer Slumber
(feat. Chance The Rapper, Dally Auston, Crystal Lajuene)
Caleb James - SaviourMoney Cypher
(feat. Chance The Rapper, Vic Mensa, Joey Purp)
2oD - Make A Hit
(feat. Chance The Rapper, Spenzo)
Lili K - Ambitious
(feat. Chance The Rapper, Sulaiman)
Tinashe - Ectasy (Remix)
(feat. Chance The Rapper)
Vic Spencer - National Geographical
(feat. Chance The Rapper)
Vic Spencer - Out The Water
(feat. Chance The Rapper)
Acid RapFocusing on drugs, loss of innocence, and nostalgia, Acid Rap is the critically acclaimed second mixtape from Chance The Rapper. Rather than releasing as an album, Chance said he chose to release the project as a mixtape because he wanted to create free music. Chance has admitted that LSD was used during the production of the mixtape, but clarified that it wasn't a huge factor, calling it "a bit of fuel." The song "Juice" wasn't released onto streaming services due to sample clearances, and was instead replaced by a voice memo from Chance.
Acid Rap
Focusing on drugs, loss of innocence, and nostalgia, Acid Rap is the critically acclaimed second mixtape from Chance The Rapper. Rather than releasing as an album, Chance said he chose to release the project as a mixtape because he wanted to create free music. Chance has admitted that LSD was used during the production of the mixtape, but clarified that it wasn't a huge factor, calling it "a bit of fuel." The song "Juice" wasn't released onto streaming services due to sample clearances, and was instead replaced by a voice memo from Chance.
I Ain't Word
(No Worries (Remix))
⭐Juice
Molly*
The Writer
Yolo (DJ Allstyle Shout)
Odd Couple - Bombay State Of Mind
(feat. Chance The Rapper, Hassani Kwess, Uno Hype, Freeway)
The O'My's - Bout A Dolla
(feat. Chance The Rapper, Twista, King Chip, Chuck Inglish)
Gzus Piece - Fuck Y'all (The Theme Song)
(feat. Chance The Rapper)
Caleb James - Grind Like Me
(feat. Chance The Rapper, Brian Fresco, Tris J)
Milo & Otis - Lift Up
(feat. Chance The Rapper)
KAMI - Home
Lorine Chia - Living In Vain
(feat. Chance The Rapper)
EGo Jaleel - Ridin' Round
(feat. Chance The Rapper)
Alex Wiley - Spaceship III
(feat. Chance The Rapper, GLC, Consequence, Chuck Inglish)
LEGIT - Such A Thing
(feat. Chance The Rapper)
Childish Gambino - They Don't Like Me
(feat. Chance The Rapper)
Sir Michael Rocks - Too Late
(feat. Chance The Rapper)
Caleb James - SaveMoney Cypher
(feat. Chance The Rapper, VIC MENSA, Malcolm London)
The O'My's - The Wonder Years
(feat. Chance The Rapper, Nico Segal)
Kids These Days - Wasting Time
(feat. Chance The Rapper)
Joey Bada$$ - Wendy & Becky
(feat. Chance The Rapper)
SoXSoX is a collection of tracks released to Soundcloud between March 18, 2014 and February 14, 2015. The tracks would be done by Chance and his band The Social Experiment, who released all the tracks to Soundcloud exclusively.
SoX
SoX is a collection of tracks released to Soundcloud between March 18, 2014 and February 14, 2015. The tracks would be done by Chance and his band The Social Experiment, who released all the tracks to Soundcloud exclusively.
Home Studio (Back Up In This Bitch)
I Am Very Very Lonely
Lady Friend
No Better Blues
Save Yourself First
(feat. James Blake)
Wonderful Everyday: Arthur
(feat. Francis and The Lights, Jessie Ware, Wyclef Jean, The O'My's, Elle Varner, Eryn Allen Kane)
Collaboration with J. ColeIn 2014, J Cole would post a tracklist for an album that was likely a collaboration project with Chance. The project was seven tracks and twenty one minutes long. Very little is known about the album as neither artist spoke about it.
Collaboration with J. Cole
In 2014, J Cole would post a tracklist for an album that was likely a collaboration project with Chance. The project was seven tracks and twenty one minutes long. Very little is known about the album as neither artist spoke about it.
⭐Incredible [V1]
(Thotty)
Acid Rap 2Although the title isn't confirmed, some evidence points towards Chance's third mixtape originally being called Acid Rap 2. The themes of it were very similar to those of Acid Rap, before his daughter was born and Chance decided to shift the focus of the mixtape towards "God, love, Chicago, and dance."
Acid Rap 2
Although the title isn't confirmed, some evidence points towards Chance's third mixtape originally being called Acid Rap 2. The themes of it were very similar to those of Acid Rap, before his daughter was born and Chance decided to shift the focus of the mixtape towards "God, love, Chicago, and dance."
Blessings (Save Money Prayer)
Chicago
Hiatus Broadcast
Israel (Sparring)
(feat. Noname)
Wedding Jam (Freestyle)
XXL Freestyle
(feat. Kevin Gates, VIC MENSA, August Alsina, & Isaiah Rashad)
Sulaiman - Fam And Foolies
(ft. Chance The Rapper)
G Herbo - Fight Or Flight (Remix)
(feat. Chance The Rapper & Common)
Wale - Friendship Heights
(feat. Chance The Rapper & The Social Experiment)
Leather Corduroys - I Told You So
(feat. Chance The Rapper)
Flying Lotus - Ready Err NotPartialRecording
(feat. Chance The Rapper)
GainesFM - We Are
(feat. Chance The Rapper)
Coloring BookAfter scrapping the idea for an Acid Rap sequel, Chance's third mixtape would become the grammy-winning mixtape Coloring Book. Inspired by Kanye West taking over an entire recording studio during work on The Life of Pablo, Chance would rent out several rooms in a Chicago recording studio and more or less lived at the studio during the making of the mixtape. Fusing gospel, jazz, and hiphop together, Coloring Book explores ideas of spiritual fulfillment and Christian faith. The mixtape would win Best Rap Album at the 2017 Grammy Awards.
Coloring Book
After scrapping the idea for an Acid Rap sequel, Chance's third mixtape would become the grammy-winning mixtape Coloring Book. Inspired by Kanye West taking over an entire recording studio during work on The Life of Pablo, Chance would rent out several rooms in a Chicago recording studio and more or less lived at the studio during the making of the mixtape. Fusing gospel, jazz, and hiphop together, Coloring Book explores ideas of spiritual fulfillment and Christian faith. The mixtape would win Best Rap Album at the 2017 Grammy Awards.
Coloring Book [Unmixed]
All We Got (3)
All We Got [V1]PartialRecording
(feat. Kanye West)
All We Got [V2]
(ft. Kanye West)
All We Got [V3]
(ft. Kanye West)
Bombs Away
(ft. Jeremih, Big Sean)
Family Matters
Grown Ass Kid (2)
Grown Ass Kid [V1]
(ft. Mick Jenkins, Alex Wiley)
⭐ Grown Ass Kid [V2]
(ft. Mick Jenkins, Alex Wiley)
I Was A RockRecording
(ft. Jamila Woods, Peter Cottontale, Teddy Jackson)
Juke Or Treat
No Problems [V1]Snippet
Same Drugs [Music Video Version]
(feat. Eryn Allen Kane, John Legend, Macie Stewart, Yebba, Francis Starlite)
Sunday Candy [White House Version]Recording
(ft. Jamila Woods, Nico Segal)
Somewhere In Paradise
(ft. Jeremih, R. Kelly)
They Say
(ft. KAYTRANADA)
We The People
(ft. Jack Red)
You A Bitch
(ft. Towkio, KAMI)
Supa Bwe - Fool Wit It (Freestyle)
(ft. Chance The Rapper)
Quavo - Money Showers
(ft. Chance The Rapper, Lil Yachty)
⭐ Kanye West - Nina Chop [OG]PartialLow Quality
(ft. Chance The Rapper, Kid Cudi)
Ultralight Beams [V1]
(feat. Chance the Rapper)
Waves (2)
⭐ Kanye West - Waves [V1]PartialLow Quality
(ref. Chance The Rapper)
Kanye West - Waves [V2]
(ft. Chance The Rapper & Kid Cudi)
Collaboration with Childish GambinoAt the 2014 Governor's Ball in New York, Chance and Gambino would perform their latest collaboration "The Worst Guys." The day after, Gambino would announce via Twitter that the two had a full collaboration album in the works. It is unknown whether or not the album is still being worked on, with the last mention of it being four years later during Chance's interview with Complex, where he stated they had recorded six songs, and that he believed the album would be longer than fourteen songs.
Collaboration with Childish Gambino
At the 2014 Governor's Ball in New York, Chance and Gambino would perform their latest collaboration "The Worst Guys." The day after, Gambino would announce via Twitter that the two had a full collaboration album in the works. It is unknown whether or not the album is still being worked on, with the last mention of it being four years later during Chance's interview with Complex, where he stated they had recorded six songs, and that he believed the album would be longer than fourteen songs.
Untitled (3)
Untitled [V1]Snippet
(Rugrats in Paris)
Untitled [V2]Snippet
(Rugrats in Paris)
UntitledSnippet
(Water)
Like The InternetSnippet
⭐My Hoodie
⭐Song For You
???Snippet
GotenksChance and VIC MENSA collaborations.
Gotenks
Chance and VIC MENSA collaborations.
New Throne
Good Ass JobGood Ass Job is the name of the Kanye and Chance collab project that people talked about for years before being officially announced in 2018. The project was supposed to be just seven tracks long, similar to all of Kanye's Wyoming albums. The central theme of this project is a celebration, as many of the tracks we've heard from this project seem to be very joyful and uplifting. Kanye and Chance presumably cancelled it sometime in 2019. This project has no covers we know of, so we have used unofficial artwork.
Good Ass Job
Good Ass Job is the name of the Kanye and Chance collab project that people talked about for years before being officially announced in 2018. The project was supposed to be just seven tracks long, similar to all of Kanye's Wyoming albums. The central theme of this project is a celebration, as many of the tracks we've heard from this project seem to be very joyful and uplifting. Kanye and Chance presumably cancelled it sometime in 2019. This project has no covers we know of, so we have used unofficial artwork.
Anxiety (2)
Anxiety [V1]Snippet
(ref. Chance The Rapper)
0:12
Anxiety [V2]Snippet
(feat. 070 Shake)
0:13
Black Men Don't Cheat (2)
Black Men Don't Cheat [V1]
(ref. Chance the Rapper) (prod. Pi'erre Bourne)
(In My Eyes)
3:48
Black Men Don't Cheat [V2]SnippetRecording
(feat. Ant Clemons) (prod. Pi'erre Bourne)
(In My Eyes)
⭐Clouted Up
(prod. Francis and the Lights)
3:37
How To Go Crazy [V1]Snippet
(ref. Ant Clemons) (feat. Francis and the Lights)
(The Big Day)
??? (5)
???Snippet
???PartialRecording
???PartialRecording
???SnippetRecording
(feat. Ant Clemons)
(Australia)
???SnippetRecording
(Good Job)
Francis & The Lights - Take Me To The Light [V2]
(feat. Chance The Rapper, Kanye West)
The Big DayThe Big Day is the debut studio album from Chance The Rapper. Originally, the album was set to continue the style that Chance had found success in originally, using bombastic soul instrumentals and even a promise to have production from Kanye West, who flew to Chicago to help Chance with The Big Day. The work done with Kanye would spiral into the scrapped collaboration album Good Ass Job, and much of the original work done on The Big Day would be scrapped, with the only released material being the six singles Chance would drop throughout 2018. Chance decided he would rework the album months before release, pivoting to a more trap inspired sound that heavily focused on his marriage. The Big Day was criticized for being a step down from Chance's previous works, citing an inconsistent quality and uninspired performances. The release version of The Big Day would become infamous, and the indicator to many that Chance had fallen off.
The Big Day
The Big Day is the debut studio album from Chance The Rapper. Originally, the album was set to continue the style that Chance had found success in originally, using bombastic soul instrumentals and even a promise to have production from Kanye West, who flew to Chicago to help Chance with The Big Day. The work done with Kanye would spiral into the scrapped collaboration album Good Ass Job, and much of the original work done on The Big Day would be scrapped, with the only released material being the six singles Chance would drop throughout 2018. Chance decided he would rework the album months before release, pivoting to a more trap inspired sound that heavily focused on his marriage. The Big Day was criticized for being a step down from Chance's previous works, citing an inconsistent quality and uninspired performances. The release version of The Big Day would become infamous, and the indicator to many that Chance had fallen off.
Big B's
(feat. Young Thug)
First World ProblemsRecording
(feat. Daniel Caesar)
⭐ Chano
(feat. James Fauntleroy)
(AKA: Mr. #1 Dubplate)
Congratulate
Side Thing [V1]
(feat. Smino)
(Eternal)
Lame N***as
(prod. Pierre Bourne)
Light It Up
⭐ My Peak
(feat. Future, King Louie)
Nobody Knows
Secrets
((ft. ??)
Lil Yachty - Atlanta House Freestyle
(feat. Chance The Rapper)
Kanye West - Ghost Town Pt. 2 (Freeee)
(feat. Chance The Rapper)
Kanye West - I Feel Free
(feat. Chance The Rapper)
Noname - Restitution
(feat. Chance The Rapper)
⭐ Kanye West - Violent Nights [OG]
(feat. Chance The Rapper, 070 Shake)
InstagramMultiple songs previewed by Chance in 2020 via Instagram reels.
Instagram
Multiple songs previewed by Chance in 2020 via Instagram reels.
Instagram Song 1Partial
(Mr. Perfect)
Instagram Song 2Partial
Instagram Song 3Partial
(feat. Daniel Caesar)
Instagram Song 4Partial
(Cuba)
Instagram Song 5
Instagram Song 6
Instagram Song 7Partial
Instagram Song 8Partial
(feat. Young Thug, Lil Wayne)
Star Line GalleryStar Line Gallery is the second studio album from Chance The Rapper. Following a hated debut album, and a flopped tour, Chance went back to the drawing board, with an album that would focus on his lyricism more than ever before. In March of 2021, Chance would release "The Heart and the Tongue" with a music video exclusively to YouTube to widespread positive reviews from both fans and critics, leading many to believe that Star Line Gallery was set to be Chance's bounce back following the disappointment of The Big Day. The album has not yet dropped.
Star Line Gallery
Star Line Gallery is the second studio album from Chance The Rapper. Following a hated debut album, and a flopped tour, Chance went back to the drawing board, with an album that would focus on his lyricism more than ever before. In March of 2021, Chance would release "The Heart and the Tongue" with a music video exclusively to YouTube to widespread positive reviews from both fans and critics, leading many to believe that Star Line Gallery was set to be Chance's bounce back following the disappointment of The Big Day. The album has not yet dropped.
Keys To The CitySnippet
(ft. Vic Mensa)
Yah KnowPartial
Kick In The Door Freestyle
Writing Exercise #2
George Washington*Snippet
The House Of KicksSnippet
⭐ Vic Mensa - BHD
(ft. Chance The Rapper)