Drake Announces Release of "For All the Dogs" Album with Tracklist and More
Over three months after introducing the world to the phrase "FOR ALL THE DOGS," Drake has finally unveiled details about his highly anticipated album, "For All the Dogs." This release comes after his successful 2022 albums, "Honestly," "Nevermind," and "Her Loss." In this blog post, we'll delve into the latest updates on the album, including its release date, tracklist, and noteworthy collaborators.
Release Date: Drake has set the release date for "For All the Dogs" on October 6th, with a surprise drop scheduled for 6 a.m. The album was initially expected on September 22nd but was pushed back to allow Drake to balance recording with his touring commitments.
Artwork: One of the most intriguing aspects of the album is its cover art, which was drawn by none other than Drake's son, Adonis Graham. This personal touch adds a unique dimension to the album's visual identity. Adonis also made an appearance in the video for the pre-album track "8AM in Charlotte."
Tracklist: Here is the full tracklist for "For All the Dogs," giving fans a glimpse of what to expect from Drake's latest project:
- Virginia Beach
- Amen
- Calling for You
- Fear of Heights
- Daylight
- First Person Shooter
- IDGAF
- 7969 Santa
- Slime You Out
- Bahamas Promises
- Tried Our Best
- Screw the World Interlude
- Members Only
- Drew a Picasso
- What Would Pluto Do
- All the Parties
- 8am in Charlotte
- BBL Love Interlude
- Gently
- Rich Baby Daddy
- Another Late Night
- Away From Home
- Polar Opposites
Collaborations and Credits: Drake has enlisted the talents of several notable figures for "For All the Dogs." Kevin Durant is credited as the A&R (Artists and Repertoire) for the album, indicating his involvement in curating the project. Drake himself serves as an executive producer alongside key collaborators like Noah "40" Shebib, Oliver El-Khatib, and Noel Cadastre.
Pre-Release Tracks: In anticipation of the album's release, Drake treated fans to a couple of pre-release tracks: "Search & Rescue" and "Slime You Out" featuring SZA. Interestingly, "Search & Rescue" features a prominent sample of Kim Kardashian discussing her divorce from Drake's longtime rival, Kanye West. This added a layer of intrigue and speculation among fans about the ongoing feud between Drake and Kanye.
Drake and Kanye West Feud: The ongoing feud between Drake and Kanye West has been a topic of discussion in recent years. It re-escalated in 2021 with Drake's track "Betrayal," which took aim at Kanye. The drama continued when Drake premiered Kanye's "Life of the Party," a song with anti-Drake lyrics, before its official release. Despite a temporary truce and joint performances, Kanye reignited the feud the following year.
With "For All the Dogs" set to drop on October 6th at 6 a.m., Drake's fans are eagerly awaiting this release, which promises to be a significant addition to his discography. The album's unique cover art and tracklist, along with the ongoing feud with Kanye West, make this release an exciting and highly anticipated event in the world of music.
For more information, you can visit the official announcement on Drake's Twitter and keep an eye on his official website for updates.