Drake, a seasoned artist, has had his fair share of leaked music throughout his illustrious career. Even in the most recent month, we’ve witnessed the emergence of leaked collaborations featuring Lil Wayne, PARTYNEXTDOOR, and Tems, among others. And today, yet another collection of tracks from the talented artist has found its way onto the online music sphere.
This time, the leaks primarily consist of demos and alternate versions of songs we are already familiar with. Let’s delve into the details of these five tracks that have surfaced, providing a fresh perspective on Drake’s artistry.
First up is an alternate arrangement of ‘Jaded,’ where the notable distinction lies in the addition of Ty Dolla $ign’s complete verse, complementing the background vocals and ad-libs. It appears that the lengthier second verse from Drake in the final version may have been the deciding factor for its omission.
Next, we have ‘Overdrive,’ which closely resembles the original version but features additional background vocals during the chorus, an extended instrumental outro, and some subtle production alterations.
Moving on, ‘Child’s Play’ presents a different vocal take from Drake, with tweaked lyrics that provide a fresh twist to the familiar verses we’ve come to know.
Now, let’s explore ‘Concentrate,’ a rhythmic beat accompanied by Drake’s captivating chorus. Interestingly, some of the lyrics from this track eventually found their way onto his remix of Fetty Wap’s ‘My Way.’
Lastly, we have ‘Tell Me,’ a fascinating reference track that Drake crafted for the iconic Dr. Dre during the late 2000s, when the renowned producer was actively working on his album, ‘Detox.’
In addition to these leaked tracks, snippets of new material have also emerged, including an alternate version of ‘Calling My Name’ and a highly anticipated collaboration with the acclaimed Metro Boomin.
As the music world eagerly unravels these leaks and snippets, we can’t help but appreciate the creative journey that Drake has embarked upon, continuously captivating us with his ever-evolving artistry.
