Juice WRLD Reportedly Had Thousands of Unreleased Songs

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The late rapper was allegedly always working on music no matter if he was home or on the road.

Juice WRLD reportedly recorded thousands of songs prior to his untimely death in December.

According to a TMZ report released today sources close to the late rapper have shared that they are “discussing ways to pay tribute to his unheard work.” At the moment, a posthumous album or music release might be in the works.

This news follows a statement released by his family and Grade A Productions which announced that “unreleased music and other projects” would be shared. Similarly, Mac Miller’s estate recently released a posthumous album from the late rapper titled Circles.

The sources have also shared that Juice WRLD was always recording whether he was at home or on the road. No matter where he was, he always kept his creativity actively flowing.

Just last week, 26 of the rapper’s unreleased songs were leaked and were almost immediately removed. TMZ reports that his music was typically kept secure after he recorded, yet at times he would go into the studio to record and download tracks onto hard drives. This could have been the cause of the recent leak.

Juice WRLD reportedly died due to oxycodone and codeine toxicity, his death was also determined as an accident, according to the Cook County Medical Examiner’s Office. He was pronounced dead after a suffering a seizure he experienced at the Midway International Airport.

Take a look at his family’s recent statement below.