Drake shares 100 gigabytes of information, together with three new songs

Drake has shared 100GB (gigabytes) value of information, that features three beforehand unheard songs – discover out extra under.

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The Toronto rapper shared the info to a brand new web site, 100gigs.org. The primary folder on the location is titled ‘NEW’, and contains three songs: ‘It’s Up’, ‘Blue Inexperienced Purple’ and ‘Housekeeping Is aware of’.

Of the three, ‘It’s Up’ is essentially the most rap-oriented and options Younger Thug on the entice monitor. ‘Housekeeping Is aware of’ takes on a dancier vibe and options Latto, whereas ‘Blue Inexperienced Purple’ is a slower membership tune and doesn’t embody a characteristic.

Different supplies out there on the location are behind-the-scenes clips from music movies, tour rehearsals, studio footage, unused cowl artwork for albums (for ‘For All The Canines’ and ‘Licensed Lover Boy’) and singles and extra. All the materials on the 100gigs web site is free and out there for obtain.

One clip sees Drake developing with and recording the reference hook for Kanye West‘s 2018 monitor ‘Yikes’, from the latter’s ‘ye’.

Drake developing with the hook for Kanye’s ‘Yikes’ (2018)pic.twitter.com/9DVUvjiAM2

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Earlier this week, Drake introduced he’s engaged on an album with PartyNextDoor. “On behalf of me and Get together, we’ve been engaged on one thing for y’all,” he informed followers in direction of the top of PartyNextDoor’s latest live performance, the place he appeared as a particular visitor.

“So, you get the summer season over with, you do what you must do. I do know all you women are exterior. When it will get somewhat chilly, [a] PartyNextDoor and Drake album shall be ready proper there for you.”

Elsewhere, Drake has quoted rival Kendrick Lamar‘s ‘Not Like Us’ in response to an impersonator dancing alongside to ‘Hotline Bling’, and just lately appeared on two new songs from producer Gordo’s new album ‘Diamante’.