With Drake’s OVO Sound radio station on Beats 1 (which spotlights under-the-radar acts with a moody, genre-blending aesthetic sprinkled with occasional dancehall and trap gems bubbling up on the Internet), it’s only right that Views will reportedly be available on Apple Music for a week exclusively after its April 29 debut, according to Forbes. ( Billboard has reached out to an Apple rep for comment.) Me as Drake.” The stream of consciousness could be major keys to inside Views.Drake delivered his release date with a montage of his personal highlights on Twitter with the date “4/29/16,” an important iCal note for the OVO Hive.Ĥ/29/16 #VIEWS /kHa2rerRyV In the previously mentioned montage revealing the LP’s release date, Drake can also be heard in a voiceover saying, “The 6. While it’s hard to pinpoint the sonic direction Drake is going in, he seems to be putting his singing vocals to use, as heard from a s n ippet of a n untitled track that popped up on Vine. The Philly rapper released a two-part EP called 4/4, loaded with Drake disses while the Toronto rep took aim at Meek on freebie releases “Back To Back,” “Charged Up” and “Summer Sixteen.” The same Billboard source added that Drake was taking “a lot of fuel” from his recent beef with Meek Mill, which has put forth an abundance of material from both sides.
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Drake: A Full Timeline of the Rap Beef & Who Weighed In “And on the off chance that Metro Boomin doesn’t trust you…well…,” the cryptic tweet read.Īnd on the off chance that Metro Boomin doesn’t trust you…well… Outside of his inner sound sound sound circle, Future’s frequent beatsmith Metro Boomin’ earned a Twitter shout out from Drake, which followers took as a hint at a future collabo. He’s discovering new flows, new cadences, new patterns.” Musically, 40 is “trying to find ways to pull more untraditional sounds in, to push the boundaries a little further.” 40 also teased to the New York Times in February, “It’s going to be what everybody expects and wants from Drake and from us. A lot of introspection, very vivid. Last August, a source told Billboard that the rhymer born Aubrey Graham is locking in with his usual crew of producers including the aforementioned 40 as well as Boi-1da and Omen. According to this April 2015 profile on Four Pins, there were two finished songs Drake liked for Views, which included a Bey collaboration and another that he expected to “inspire a paradigm shift,” which calls to mind the game-changing and permanently viral “Hotline Bling.”Ī photo posted by champagnepapi on at 5:40pm PST Refer to the leaks though and the features list includes the late rapper Pimp C, Popcaan and (if it counts) Amber Rose, whose Instagram soundbite was sampled on “Faithful.” There was also this little number called “Can I” featuring Beyonce, which leaked in May 2015 only to appear on the Oct. Toronto rapper SAFE has also been snapped in the studio with the rap king. Based on that criteria, collaborators automatically include Jay Z (who offered two bars for “Pop Style,” starting rumors that an extended version is appearing on Hov’s streaming service Tidal), Kanye West, songstress Kyla and Nigerian artist Wizkid. Per iTunes, “0 to 100/ The Catch Up,” “Hotline Bling” “Summer Sixteen,” “Pop Style” and “One Dance” mark the only Drake releases without a body of work attached since his last studio effort, the 2015 joint Future project What a Time to Be Alive. Drake delivered his release date with a montage of his personal highlights on Twitter with the date “4/29/16,” an important iCal note for the OVO Hive.Ĥ/29/16 #VIEWS /kHa2rerRyV
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