Four songs introduced in Fortnite now sit alongside a Summrs collaboration on Yeat’s new 14-track collection.
Yeat has released Luh Leakyz Vol. 1, bringing recordings from different periods of his career into one collection. The October 23 tape turns a group of fan-requested songs into an official release, rather than presenting them as a newly recorded studio album.
The track list includes “HeliMan,” “Lil Krazy,” “Time Passëd” and “MARCHING,” four selections included in his Fortnite collaboration. Universal Music Canada confirmed their inclusion in its release announcement, linking the streaming collection to the music players encountered inside the game.
Summrs appears on “Countup,” while “Liv Dis Lyfe,” “Real Trendsettër” and “When tha World Ends” are among the other tracks. The sequence opens with “Lil Krazy” and ends with “Last Day,” giving the compilation a defined 14-song running order.
The gaming crossover also introduced outfits representing past and present versions of Yeat, alongside bell-themed accessories. Its official “Real Lyfe” trailer follows him from the Battle Bus into Fortnite and includes clues connected to the music rollout.
Yeat’s official store has extended the release into physical formats, with a Fortnite Edition CD, a standard jewel-case CD, vinyl and a collector’s box set listed. A separate Fortnite clothing and accessories collection connects the in-game collaboration to his merchandise, without making the physical products a requirement for hearing the tape.
The release follows his seven-track COCOON project. This time, the focus is on bringing sought-after recordings together and making the Fortnite selections available as part of the same wider music release.
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