On Popcast, a survey of the biggest and best albums released recently, including Drake with PartyNextDoor, the Weeknd, Central Cee, Oklou and others.

Drizzy shared a still image of himself mid-throw, wearing Stake-branded merchandise and offering a hint of humor with a clip of Big Daddy Marc singing “Nokia.” The playful nod hinted that the whole ...

By Mitchell Peters Drake and PartyNextDoor’s new album has already setting records on Apple Music following its Valentine’s Day release. After dropping on Friday (Feb. 14), the duo’s years ...

OVO Sound is distributed by the Santa Anna Label Group, a subsidiary of UMG’s corporate rival, Sony Music. Representatives for Drake, who is on tour in Australia, and UMG did not respond to requ ...

It’s right there on “CN Tower,” the first track on $ome $exy $ongs 4 U, his new collaborative project with PartyNextDoor. After musing on the color of the lights on the famous Toronto skyscraper one ...

On Tuesday, a video of Drake throwing a shoe at a drone went viral.

In "Gimme a Hug," Drake claims he doesn't care about "a rap beef; I’m tryna get the party lit." This is the Canadian rapper's first album since Kendrick Lamar resurfaced their rap beef last ...

Despite the attempt to seemingly make amends with Lamar through music, Drake’s lawsuits against Universal Music Group — for allegedly artificially boosting Lamar’s diss track, “Not Like Us ...

Drake and PartyNextDoor’s new album ... making for a compelling international crossover and more evidence of Mexican music’s growing influence across genres. Ice Spice’s vocals from ...

It marks Drake’s first new music since Lamar’s Super Bowl halftime show, where he performed the Drake diss “Not Like Us,” singing lyrics accusing him of being a pedophile to an audience of ...

Following the song’s release, Drake sued his record label, Universal Music Group (UMG)—which also happens to be Kendrick’s label—over its promotion of the track. According to USA Today ...

“The stakes are high,” Drake wrote in his latest Instagram caption. “But so am I.” ...