Drake has thrown open the gates to his digital archives with a staggering content dump of photographs, behind-the-scenes videos and songs. The Toronto music superstar unleashed a massive trove of material on Tuesday afternoon without any previous announcement, sending his fans on an impromptu treasure hunt. The information you need to know, sent directly to you: Download the CTV News App The files were released on 100gigs.
org and organized in 40 folders named after various album releases and significant points in his career. All of the files were organized and dated from March 7 to June 8. Atop the list of folders was one titled "New," which contained three previously unheard Drake tracks: "It's Up," featuring Young Thug and 21 Savage, "Housekeeping Knows," featuring Latto and "Blue Green Red.
" Other archival footage stored on the site featured Drake on the music video set for "Hotline Bling," collaborating in the studio with his producers, and his friends goofing around backstage. Drake's return comes after a short period of relative silence as his feud with L.A.
rapper Kendrick Lamar hit a boiling point. Lamar emerged the victor of popular opinion when his track "Not Like Us" became one of the summer's breakout hits. But Drake has largely shied away from the conflict in recent weeks.
On Friday, he performed a surprise set at R&B singer Partynextdoor's Toronto concert, saying he's been working on a collaborative album with his label mate that will be released in the fall. Th.