Drake has decided to make it official…with his latest batch of new songs, that is.
On Saturday (August 10), three new Drizzy tracks — “It’s Up” with Young Thug and 21 Savage; “Blue Green Red” and the Latto collaboration “Housekeeping Knows” — appeared on major streaming services.
In a post to X earlier this week, Latto shared video rapping her verse on the aforementioned collab;
The track is produced by Gordo, who also shared the song on X, saying, “DRAKE – HOUSEKEEPING KNOWS PRODUCED BY MEEEEEEE!!!! HES BAAAAAAACKKKK!!!”
All three songs were originally shared earlier this week as part of Drake’s massive “100 Gigs for Your Headtop” dump of songs, behind-the-scenes footage, unreleased music, early drafts of album covers, and much more.
The material is still available as of this writing.
Stream the new songs below.
Released via a website named 100gigs.org and advertised with a new Instagram page at the handle @plottttwistttttt, Drizzy unloaded the 100 gigs of files to the interwebs on Tuesday (August 6).
There is BTS footage from the studio, the making of the “Hotline Bling” video and more, as well as a 16-page “exterior concept pack” for his plane.
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HipHopDX‘s Andy Bustard rounded up all the highlights from the files.
They include footage of Drake revealing that “Hotline Bling” was inspired by a woman he was sleeping with and that he was contemplating putting Future on the song; Drizzy telling his mom Sandra Graham that “Too Good” featuring Rihanna was about his and Serena Williams’ past fling; and Drake playing an earlier version of “U With Me” featuring a different beat and lyrics, including a jab at The Weeknd (“OVO, there’s no need to tack on no extra letters.”)
Also included are Drake doing an impression of The Weeknd during a concert rehearsal; he and Rihanna rehearsing a performance of “Take Care” circa 2014; and the OVO head playing unreleased songs called “Piece of Me,” “Barbados Mandem,” “Courtside Stepper,” “Young, Rich & Beautiful” and “Mention Me.”
