However, the follow up to 'Yeezus' may only contain eight songs, reported Rolling Stone magazine.
"I think my next album is going to be eight songs. It's just reducing down the amount of information that you need. People say a design is the point where you can't take anything else away. Yeezus was very, very designed," West said.
"I took a departure from radio and popular music in order to get this seat here. If I hadn't made Yeezus, I wouldn't be sitting here with this cool font at Basel right here."
The 'Stronger' rapper's longest set is his debut album College Dropout' which contained 21 tracks.
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