Although Drake couldn’t nab Sade for his debut, Thank Me Later, he tells MuchMusic that Stevie Wonder will appear on his sophomore set, Take Care. Isn’t that lovely? “Stevie Wonder is a very close friend of mine. I’m honored to call him a friend, someone who embraced me very early in this music business. This is an exclusive right here, because it’s MuchMusic, and we’re Canadian: Stevie Wonder is actually on ‘Take Care.’ He helped me out with a lot […]

Drake’s 2nd annual OVO Festival went down yesterday in Toronto. After The Weeknd and Rozay warmed things up, October’s Very Own took the stage and brought out J.Cole, Nas, Lil Wayne and Stevie Wonder during his set. Weren’t there? Exclusive Access got us covered.

Drizzy Back. Take Care, October 24th. ovo

Now that Jeezy has set September 20 as the official release date of TM 103, Def Jam has issued a press release with the highlight being that the project will feature two versions of “I Do”. One featuring Jay-Z and Drake and

On the eve of the city of Cleveland’s 215th Birthday, Aubrey threw the opening pitch at yesterday’s Indians vs. White Sox game at Progressive Stadium. If you were keeping score, the Indians took a

Rolling Stone was one of the lucky few to preview Drizzy’s upcoming album, Take Care. Drake confirmed that “Shot For Me”, “Free Spirit” with Rick Ross and “The Real Her” with Lil Wayne will be featured on the album. Below is a excerpt from the article. He cues up several tracks in various states of completion, all of which sit squarely in the sparse, somber register that

Drake called DJ Green Lantern‘s Invasion Radio last night on Hip-Hop Nation. He stepped away from mixing his first single to big up Kreayshawn and plug Take Care.

During SBTRKT’s show at the Wrongbar last night, he pulled the city’s own Aubrey from the audience to perform their “Wildfire (Remix)”. The UK DJ/producer’s self-titled album is in stores now. info Sidebar: DJ Khaled & Drake Speak

Say hello to the bad guy—well, actually the official version of Future’s track with a new verse from Drizzy. Off of Mr. X‘s upcoming mixtape, Freshly Baked coming soon. UPDATE: No tags via OS.

To commemorate the album release date, Ace takes on Drizzy’s “Dreams Money Can Buy“. Just in case you’ve been in a deep slumber, Blood, Sweat & Tears drops August 9.