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EST Gee Releases “Bigger Than the Devil” With YFN Lucci and His EST Circle

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Bigger Than the Devil album artwork with a haloed figure, white birds, orange arrows, blue sky, and a fiery lower scene.
The “Bigger Than the Devil” artwork shows a figure above clouds, white birds, and orange arrows.

 

EST Gee has released “Bigger Than the Devil,” bringing his latest solo project to listeners on Friday, September 11. The CMG/Interscope release is now available on Apple Music, where the complete listing includes twenty entries and a runtime of approximately forty-six minutes. His official website also directs fans to the new album.

 

The tracklist keeps Gee at its center while making room for several collaborators. YFN Lucci and Skrt join him on “Tranquilizer,” while EST SkiMike appears on “Ya Digg.” “You Know It” brings together Gee, 86Snot, EST4Nikk, and EST Spit, giving listeners another introduction to the artists working within his immediate circle.

 

For anyone following the rollout, several titles will already be familiar. His official site features the videos for “Sometimes” and “Call Spitta,” and both recordings appear on the album. They sit alongside selections including “I Got It Lit,” “Rich Problems,” “Way More,” “Thug Club,” and “Hall of Fame.” The full release now lets listeners hear those earlier songs within a longer sequence.

 

Apple Music’s album notes place the project after 2025’s “My World” and the February 2026 Mozzy collaboration “Not a Chance in Hell.” Those releases provide two different routes into Gee’s recent work: a solo album and a joint project. “Bigger Than the Devil” returns the focus to a release under his own name, with collaborators appearing on individual tracks.

 

The final portion of the storefront listing repeats “Call Spitta,” “Thug Club,” and “Sometimes” after “Bigger N Litter.” Listeners comparing editions should check the actual sequence rather than assume every entry represents a different song. The release carries an explicit-content designation, another useful detail when choosing what to play at work or around younger listeners.

 

Start with the full album or revisit the official videos through Gee’s website. For another current Hip-Hop collaboration, PowerPage also covers Ovrkast., Samara Cyn, and MAVI’s “KNOCK,” released ahead of Ovrkast.’s forthcoming “STRIKING.”

 

Listen to “Bigger Than the Devil” on Apple Music:

 

 

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