Albums
Drake Releases Long-Awaited Album ‘Certified Lover Boy’
Seven months ago, Drake announced the delayment of Certified Lover Boy, due to wanting to take his time to recover from knee surgery stating “I’m just grateful to be back on my feet. I went through a little bit of a tough stretch with an injury and I’m back in tip-top form.”
“CLB is currently being cheffed in every way possible…I’m back in the studio with 40 tough. I’m just really excited about the music that we’re making and I feel like I’ve locked into a zone where I’m really trying to execute on a project that’s fulfilling for my soul.”
However, he didn’t break down the bad news without a treat. A month later, OVO Sound’s head honcho released Scary Hours 2 . Though it didn’t feature the Lil Durk-assisted track, “Laugh Now, Cry Later,” the project boasted features from Lil Baby (“Wants and Needs”) and Rick Ross (“Lemon Pepper Freestyle”). Drake also provided visual treatment to the opening track, “What’s Next.”
Six months later, Drake utilized ESPN’s Sportscenter to announce the release date of Certified Lover Boy via a cryptic message.
Since then, Drake used Billboard all over the country to reveal the featured artists of the project via their respective hometowns:
Shortly after, Kanye West allegedly put up Billboards in Toronto to promote his latest album, DONDA, to taunt the Certified Lover Boy as the beef between the two reignited last month following Drake’s verse on Trippie Redd‘s “Betrayal.”
Nonetheless, Certified Lover Boy has officially released and features 21 tracks with contributions from JAY-Z, Lil Wayne, Young Thug, Lil Baby, Ty Dolla $ign, Giveon and many more.
Stream below.
Back in March, Lil Durk released his fifth studio album, 7220.
Named after his grandmother’s address, the project debuted at no. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100 and was supported by the singles “What Happened to Virgil” featuring Gunna, “Broadway Girls” with Morgan Wallen and “Petty Too” featuring Future. Durk followed up with “7220 Reloaded,” adding “Computer Murderers” as the album’s opener. Three months later, the Chicago native returns with 7220 Deluxe.
Treating fans with 13 tracks, the project features a brand new list of songs with contributions from Moneybagg Yo, EST Gee, Doodie Lo, Ella Mai and A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie.
Stream below.
7220 (Deluxe) Tracklist
1. “So What”
2. “Huuuuh”
3. “Hear It Back” feat. Moneybagg Yo
4. “Selling Lashes”
5. “Burglars & Murderes” feat. EST Gee
6. “Risky”
7. “Did S**t to Me” feat. Doodie Lo
8. “Smurk Outta Here”
9. “IYKYK” feat. Ella Mai and A Boogie Wit Da Hoodie
10. “Unhappy Father’s Day”
11. “Expedite this Letter”
12. “Two Hours from Atlanta”
13. “Hearing Sirens”
14. “Computer Murderers
Nine months ago, Drake release his sixth studio album, Certified Lover Boy.
Supported by the singles “Way 2 Sexy” featuring Young Thug and Future and “Knife Talk” featuring 21 Savage and Project Pat, Certified Lover Boy debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 200, making it his 10th consecutive chart-topping album in the country. Ready to do it again, Drake has returned with his seventh studio album, Honestly, Nevermind.
Making the announcement of the album Thursday afternoon, Drake premiered the inaugural episode of his radio show, Table For One, via Sirius XM.
Coming in with 14 tracks, the project contains a lone feature from 21 Savage.
Stream ‘Honestly, Nevermind‘ below.
Following the release of the Hulu documentary, Look At Me: XXXTentacion, XXXTentacion‘s team returns with the release of the companion album, Look at Me: THE ALBUM.
Compiled of 25 tracks, the double-disc project starts off with XXXTentacion‘s early releases including “FUXK” featuring Ski Mask the Slump God via Side One: Look At Me Then. The second half then features the artist’s hit single “SAD!” which is certified diamond by the RIAA, as well as “Moonlight,” and his most recent release, “True Love” featuring Kanye West.
Stream ‘Look at Me: XXXTentacion’ below.
Tracklist:
Side One: Look At Me Then
1. Vice City
2. Never
3. Rare
4. Fuxk (feat. Ski Mask The Slump God)
5. WingRiddenAngel
6. King Of The Dead
7. Failure Is Not An Option (Interlude)
8. #ImSippinTeaInYoHood
9. I spoke to the devil in Miami, he said everything would be fine
10. Willy Wonka Was a Child Murderer
11. Kill Me (Pain From The Jail Phone)
Side Two: Look At Me Now
12. Look At Me!
13. I Don’t Wanna Do This Anymore
14. Yung Bratz
15. Jocelyn Flores
16. Depression & Obsession
17. Everybody Dies In Their Nightmares
18. Alone, Part 3
19. Moonlight
20. Sad!
21. Changes
22. Hope
23. Before I Close My Eyes
24. Train Food
25. True Love” (featuring Ye)
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