Yeat released Luh Leakyz Vol 1 on October 23, 2026, and the full Luh Leakyz Vol 1 tracklist runs 14 songs in 40 minutes, with a single guest appearance from Summrs. The mixtape collects fan requested recordings from across his career, including songs listeners first heard through his Fortnite collaboration this month.
The date matters for how the project should be read. This is not a new studio album in the line of his spring 2026 double disc ADL. It is an official clearing of the vault: songs that circulated as leaks and snippets, some of them for years, now presented in finished form in one place. Yeat announced the tape and showed its cover art on social media on the day of release, and the official versions replace years of low quality rips that fans had passed around on X and YouTube.
Luh Leakyz Vol 1 Tracklist: All 14 Songs
The full sequence is: Lil Krazy, Time Passëd, Liv Dis Lyfe, Real Trendsettër, When tha World Ends, MARCHING, SKLUB, u could, X with the boot up, Diseasë, HeliMAn, Countup featuring Summrs, Martian, and Last Day. The running times stay tight, between 2:17 and 3:30 per song, which keeps the tape moving like a playlist of singles rather than a concept record.
Production credits underline the range of eras the tape covers. Bnyx, one of the defining producers of Yeat’s recent sound, handles MARCHING alongside 206Derek, Money Jezu$ and Matt Spatola. Synthetic appears across several tracks including Time Passëd, Diseasë and Last Day. Trgc co-produces both the opener Lil Krazy and Countup, the Summrs collaboration that sits near the end of the sequence as the tape’s only feature.
The Fortnite Songs Fans Heard First
Four songs on the tape, Lil Krazy, Time Passëd, MARCHING and HeliMAn, were first introduced through Yeat’s collaboration with Fortnite, which added him to the game in October 2026 with character skins showing past and present versions of the rapper, a Yeat Bell pickaxe, two Bell back blings and two emotes. The official trailer, above, hid clues to the unreleased music that players can now hear in full on the collection.
That rollout explains the shape of this release. The game put fragments of these songs in front of millions of players before any streaming release existed, and the tape converts that attention into a catalogue moment. Apple Music’s editorial notes on the tape make the same point from the fan side: Liv Dis Lyfe had been wanted as an official release for years and was treated as a grail leak, Martian was previewed during a festival performance, and X with the boot up had circulated as a leak as early as 2021.
Where the Tape Sits in His 2026
The release follows the seven track pack COCOON and the ADL double album from the spring, which makes 2026 one of the heaviest output years of Yeat’s career. Each project does a different job. ADL was the statement album. COCOON was a short, current pack. Luh Leakyz Vol 1 closes open loops with the fanbase, and the Vol 1 in the title openly signals that more vault material exists.
For new listeners, the tape works as a compressed history of how his sound developed, from the older leaked material through to the Fortnite era recordings. For day one fans, it is simpler than that: songs they have replayed in rough form for years are finally official, sequenced, and streamable in one 40 minute run, with the full tracklist above as the map.
How the Leak Era Shaped This Release
The project also documents a shift in how major artists handle leaked material. For years, the standard response to a leak was silence, takedowns, or abandoning the song entirely, which left some of the most discussed recordings in a grey market of reuploads. Yeat’s approach treats the demand as data. The songs fans kept alive in low quality form are the songs that got finished, sequenced and released, with their original titles and structures intact where the credits show them.
That is why the tape’s credits read like a map of his whole run rather than a single studio period. Different producers, different years, one artist’s voice tying the sequence together. Whether a second volume follows is unconfirmed, but the structure of this one, numbered as Vol 1 and built from a vault that clearly runs deeper than 14 songs, leaves the door open on purpose.
