Drake is actively fulfilling his promise regarding the creation of new music that reflects on the events of the past year. His fans can look forward to fresh sounds that resonate with current themes and personal experiences.
A recent video clip circulating on social media features OVO artist Smiley discussing how Drake is fully focused on producing new tracks. He mentioned that the Toronto rapper has been diligently working on his music even during social gatherings, including on the set of the “Nokia” video, showcasing his dedication and passion for his craft.
“Brother, I’m telling you, I seen him the other day,” Smiley shared. “We were at a party, and he was in the other room by himself, enjoying some pasta while wearing wired headphones and writing music, all while a lively party was happening nearby. He’s in a different mode right now, completely immersed in his work.”
He further elaborated, “Even during the breaks at the ‘Nokia’ video shoot, he was surrounded by several producers and kept recording. It’s clear that he’s in a highly productive phase at the moment, focused solely on his music.”
Back in February, while on his Anita Max Win tour across Australia and New Zealand, Drake addressed the audience, mentioning that he planned to have a personal discussion with them “when the time is right.” In April, he expressed gratitude to his fans for streaming his collaborative project $ome $exy $ongs 4 U with PartyNextDoor, and he hinted at working on a new album, stating that “it’s a slap” during a live stream with Adin Ross, further building anticipation for his upcoming music.
Drake took to his Instagram Story to share Smiley’s clip about him being hard at work in the studio, indicating that there’s truth to what Smiley has reported regarding his current creative endeavors.
The acclaimed rapper, known for his influential album Take Care, has not released a solo project since For All the Dogs in 2023, making the anticipation for new music even more significant among fans and music enthusiasts alike.
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