EST Gee Bigger Than The Devil rollout builds with two new singles

Two new tracks have arrived to advance EST Gee Bigger Than The Devil, the album due 11 September via Interscope Records and CMG, with ‘Ya Digg’ featuring SkiMike and ‘You Know It’ featuring 86Snot, EST Spit and EST4Nikk both released on 31 August.

The pair of singles dropped days after the album’s formal announcement, giving the campaign a sense of rhythm that feels deliberate. ‘Ya Digg’ arrived with a music video, its production built around trumpets, heavy bass and a looping refrain. It is the kind of track that announces itself through texture before the verses land.

Production and themes on the new releases

‘You Know It’ takes a different approach. Where ‘Ya Digg’ focuses the attention on Gee and SkiMike trading lines over that brass-heavy instrumental, ‘You Know It’ opens the room up: 86Snot, EST Spit and EST4Nikk join for a four-way exchange of verses centred on loyalty, betrayal and authenticity. These are not incidental themes. According to a press release, Bigger Than The Devil returns to questions of survival, loyalty and self-assessment, which places both singles squarely in the album’s stated emotional territory.

The rollout had already begun before these two tracks. ‘Sometimes’ and July’s ‘Call Spitta’ preceded them, as did ‘Supreme Sanders’ and ‘Thug Club’, both confirmed for the track listing. That gives the campaign six named songs ahead of the release date, a substantive preview for an album that, by the look of it, intends to consolidate a particular vision of Gee’s artistry rather than reframe it.

A year of considerable output

The release arrives after a 2025 in which Gee already put out two full-length projects. My World came as a surprise summer release: a 14-track set with Yo Gotti listed as its sole guest, Universal Music‘s parent structure housing the release. The second project, I Ain’t Feeling You, carried a broader cast, including ‘My Love’ featuring Veeze and Rylo Rodriguez and ‘Houstonatlantaville’ featuring Lil Baby and Travis Scott. Both records suggest an artist working at a pace that is either compulsive or strategic, possibly both.

Outside those albums, Gee also teamed with CMG affiliate 42 Dugg on ‘No Fakin’ and contributed to NOT A CHANCE IN HELL with Mozzy. Those collaborations predate the current Bigger Than The Devil campaign but speak to a consistent engagement with the wider network of artists around him.

There is something worth sitting with in the sheer volume of work. Across the year, the features have ranged from tightly kept affairs to broader, more commercial-facing moments. The ‘Ya Digg’ and ‘You Know It’ releases feel closer to the former: rooted, internal-facing, the kind of tracks that reward attention to the lyrics rather than banking on a featured name to carry the room.

European and UK tour confirmed for the autumn

Beyond the recordings, Gee is scheduled to take the Bigger Than The Devil Tour to Europe and the United Kingdom this autumn. The run opens on 14 October in Amsterdam and closes on 30 October in Yo Gotti‘s CMG label co-sign aside, with the final date set for Manchester. A tour tied directly to an album title carries a certain confidence in the project, and the European stretch suggests an audience that has been building quietly outside the domestic market.

With six tracks now named and a September release date fixed, the shape of EST Gee Bigger Than The Devil is becoming clearer with each drop. The 11 September date will be the test of whether the rollout’s accumulation of material coheres into something that outlasts the campaign itself.