West allegedly driving record label executives 'crazy'

Kanye West is reported to be still in the studio working on his upcoming album Yeezus and has enlisted the help of super producer, Rick Rubin, to record more songs.

Not only is he allegedly driving the executives of his record label 'crazy' because of his studio antics, but there have also been problems trying to secure the rights for the use of a vocal track from the Holy Name of Mary Church choir in Chicago, that he included on the track 'On Site'.

In the struggle for lawyers to get legal clearance from the choir directior to use the music, a new version of the vocals was recorded in case the rights couldn't be secured and the My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy singer decided to use the new vocal track in order to avoid future legal cases.



Kanye with girlfriend Kim Kardashian at the Met Ball earlier this year

As a source told the New York Post newspaper: "Even by Kanye West standards, this is pushing it."

Despite the hiccups in the Yeezus process, the album is still scheduled for release on June 18.

This weekend, Kanye premiered two new tracks 'I Am A God' and 'On Site' live. See footage of him performing the songs live here.

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