Drake Drops An Unexpected Mixtape And The Fans Are Loving It.
Yesterday, Canada’s Outstanding Rapper Drake aka Champagne Papi, revealed a new mixtape entitled « Dark Lane Demo Tapes ». The project features fourteen songs including the lately-released singles « War » and « Toosie Slide », and its artwork shows the artists in a mask — probably referring to the quarantine situation the world is facing right now.
Indeed, on April 30th, the Canadian artist announced, via Twitter and Instagram the discharge of the mixtape. He also revealed an upcoming album this summer.
“My brothers @oliverelkhatib @ovonoel put together a lot of the songs people have been asking for (some leaks and some joints from SoundCloud and some new vibes),” the rapper wrote within the post. “DARK LANE DEMO TAPES out everywhere at midnight…also my 6th STUDIO ALBUM DROPPING SUMMER 2020!!”
On the new mixtape, Notable Rap artists like Young Thug, Playboi Carti, Chris Brown and Future are featured. Moreover, the album credits includes fashionable Hip-hop producers like June James, Southside, and Pi’erre Bourne.
Note that despite the Covid-19 crisis that is shaking our planet, Drake’s followers are always there to support their favorite artist. In fact, following the midnight launch of the mixtape, the fans took social media to share their impressions on the new project.
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