Drake Says a ‘Bunch of Songs’ From ‘FOMO’ Short Film Are Coming to Streaming Services This Week
Drizzy has previewed collaborations with PARTYNEXTDOOR and Don Toliver, along with a "Choosin' Texas" interpolation.
Drake announced on a Kick livestream that several unreleased songs from his FOMO short film will be available on streaming services starting Thursday, October 1st. During the livestream, the rapper teased that a "bunch of songs" are coming to digital platforms on that day. In the FOMO short film, which premiered on YouTube on September 15, Drake showcased new visuals from his HABIBTI and MAID OF HONOUR albums and unveiled several new tracks.
Regarding those unreleased songs, the artist confirmed that approximately ten songs have been revealed thus far. Among the fresh tracks are an R&B-sounding piece, a rap number, and even a country-inspired tune. Fans of the rapper are particularly eager to see if the potential hit "Cold Shoulder," a collaboration with Don Toliver, as well as the Ella Langley's "Choosin' Texas" interpolation featuring Don Toliver, makes its way to streaming services.
The OVO singer also alluded to a possible reunion with PARTNYNEXTDOOR during his FOMO short film. Throughout the livestream, Drake expressed his affinity for his Cash Money Records affiliation, emphasizing his pride in his family legacy. Drake's upcoming tour will support his ICEMAN, HABIBTI, and MAID OF HONOUR projects, which made it to the top three spots on the Billboard 200 chart in May.
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