(It'll include an interview with Apple Music's Zane Lowe.) Drake's also getting ready to tour North America with Future and a few OVO guests as part of the Summer Sixteen tour, which starts in July and runs across the continent through September. On July 15th, 2014, Drake announced his next album would be titled Views From the 6, although he had not begun working on it. If you're still hankering for your Views fix after perusing the tracklist, you can listen to a special episode of Drake's 'OVO Sound' radio show tomorrow night at 10PM ET. (One notable omission: 'Summer Sixteen,' the presumed lead single he unveiled during one of his OVO Sound radio shows in January.) It's likely there are a few other guests on the album, but they haven't been unveiled yet, and their presence could remain a surprise until the album's made available. 'Hotline Bling' - oh, 'Hotline Bling!' - is on the album as a bonus track. 'One Dance' (featuring Wizkid and Kyla) and 'Pop Style' (featuring Jay Z and Kanye West, aka The Throne) were released simultaneously as singles a few weeks ago, and rough versions of both 'Controlla' and 'Faithful' - featuring Popcaan and the late Pimp C, respectively - leaked around the same time. Case in point: Drake dominated conversation throughout the year by consistently releasing great songseven though his next album, Views From the 6, won’t drop until spring 2015.In fact, if you. There are 20 tracks on the album, and you've probably heard a few of them before. Drake hasn't officially acknowledged the title change on Twitter or another platform yet, but The Verge has independently confirmed the tweak. The album formerly known as Views from the 6 is being released this Friday, so the title change is taking place at the last possible second. Get an eyeful of even more pop music coverage, from artist interviews to exclusive performances, on Idolator’s YouTube channel.Drake just shared the tracklist for his long awaited new album on Twitter, and it's arriving with a slightly tweaked name: Views. “The subway J Lo was on? ” one fan said of Drake’s title, as comparisons between the two continue to pile up.

Blame Billboard for mentioning Jennifer Lopez‘s 1999 debut, On The 6, with their news. Based on how fans reacted to the news, though, his ambitions may come with a consequence. The hype for Drakes upcoming studio album, Views From the 6, has reached levels of hysteria.With an expected April release date, fans have been speculating on what to expect in terms of new material. Over 2 years since his 3rd album, Nothing Was the Same, for about the past year and. Deemed as one of the most highly anticipated albums of 2016, Drake ’s Views From The 6 is shaping up to be his most successful album to date. So if his plans and purported title are any indication, all Drake cares about is money and the city that he’s from. Drake ‘Views From The 6’ (Tracklist & Album Cover) April 28, 2016. Lyrically there are no meaningful songs, only songs that resemble past Drake songs. I cannot listen to the whole album because it is so dull and monotonous. The fact that Drake has sold so many copies is disgusting because this record is one of the worst projects he has ever put out. The promotional artworks used for the single " Summer Sixteen" and the visual teasers for the advertising campaign of " Views From The 6" were designed by Filip Pagowski, the artist who is also behind the Play logo for iconic Japanese fashion brand. There are literally no memorable songs besides Controlla. Reign (perhaps his third mixtape, Dear America) and OB O’Brien (who appears hawking mixtapes to Juicy J in the “Worst Behavior” video), though release dates have yet to be announced. 'Views From The 6' is Drake's fourth album. Drake’s verse also promises new music from signees P. Production duo Majid Jordan, featured on Drake’s “Hold On We’re Going Home,” will drop their A Place Like This EP a week prior. Toronto producer-singer PARTYNEXTDOOR just premiered his new single “Recognize,” featuring Drake and off the sequel to his 2013 self-titled debut, out July 29. New speculations about the album claimed that the 29-year-old rapper will drop his next album around the same time as the 58 th Annual Grammy Awards on Feb. Drake first announced a follow-up to 2013’s Nothing Was The Same in his song “0 To 100 / The Catch-Up.” Based on his verse, his new album will arrive among a slew of releases from his Warner Bros. Drakes highly anticipated album 'Views from The 6' could be out in the market in February, rumors claimed.

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