Juice WRLD Unreleased Songs: The Complete Leak & Era Guide

Few vaults in modern rap are as large as Juice WRLD's, and few are asked about as often. He recorded constantly — much of it freestyled in the booth — and in the years since he died in December 2019 at 21, his unreleased songs have kept surfacing, era by era. On unreleased.world the catalogue holds 1,539 unreleased tracks across 12 projects and 12 eras, counted live. This guide maps every era, answers the question people search most, and shows where to stream the whole Juice WRLD tracker.

How many unreleased songs does Juice WRLD have?

There are two honest answers. The songs you can actually play: unreleased.world has 1,539 unreleased tracks across 12 projects and 12 eras — full leaks, and snippets where that is all that exists — and the number moves as new files surface. The songs that are known to exist: the community tracker lists 1,598 songs and versions, counting every alternate take and the songs nobody has in full. Either way it is one of the largest unreleased catalogues on the site — see how it compares in which rapper has the most unreleased songs.

Who was Juice WRLD?

Juice WRLD — Jarad Anthony Higgins — came out of the Chicago area and SoundCloud. His 2018 breakout, “All Girls Are the Same” and “Lucid Dreams”, led into his debut album Goodbye & Good Riddance the same year, a collaborative album with Future, WRLD on Drugs, and in 2019 Death Race for Love, which went to No. 1 on the Billboard 200. He died in December 2019. Three albums have been released since: Legends Never Die (2020), Fighting Demons (2021) and The Party Never Ends (2024).

Why the Juice WRLD vault is so large

Juice was known for freestyling songs rather than writing them down, and for recording at a pace few artists match — so every album cycle produced far more finished songs than an album could hold. The tracker's numbers show it: the Goodbye & Good Riddance and WRLD on Drugs eras each run to hundreds of entries, many times the length of the records themselves. Add alternate versions of the same songs, and a steady stream of leaks in the years since, and you get a vault that dwarfs the official discography.

The eras, from SoundCloud to The Outsiders

The SoundCloud EPs

The tracker opens with the early SoundCloud projects — JUICED UP THE EP (35 tracks), Affliction (32 tracks), JuiceWRLD 9 9 9 (16 tracks) and NOTHING'S DIFFERENT ﹤/3 (39 tracks) among them. They are short eras, and the place to hear where the melodic style started.

Goodbye & Good Riddance and WRLD on Drugs

Goodbye & Good Riddance (381 tracks) is the biggest era in the vault, and WRLD ON DRUGS (329 tracks) is close behind it — the 2018 sessions around the debut album and the Future collaboration. If you only have time for one stretch of the catalogue, it is this one.

Death Race for Love and The Outsiders

Death Race for Love (247 tracks) covers the 2019 album's sessions, and The Outsiders (278 tracks) the album he was working on next, which never came out as planned. Many of the tracker's grails — the songs collectors want most — come from these two eras, several of them only partly surfaced.

Evil Twins and the posthumous era

The tracker keeps the unfinished joint project with Ski Mask the Slump God as its own era, Evil Twins (11 tracks), and files the sessions behind the posthumous albums under Posthumous (157 tracks).

How to stream Juice WRLD's unreleased songs

The Juice WRLD leaks and unreleased songs are all on one page, every era above in the tracker's order, with a page for each project and its full tracklist. Pick an era and press play — streaming is free with an account. New to the vocabulary? The glossary covers leaks, snippets, grails and OG files.

Where to go next

If Juice WRLD is your way in, the Trippie Redd unreleased guide and the Lil Uzi Vert unreleased guide cover two of the other deepest vaults of the same generation, and the Young Thug unreleased guide goes back a few years further.