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  • Aug 14, 2020

    One of the most exciting aspects of this album and roll-out is the lack of info we have on the overall direction of the album.

    Looking back the direction on the past few albums/playlists:

    Views: Experiencing the seasons in Toronto. We knew the album would be very much about the city based on the title.

    More Life: Drake tours the world’s sounds with the help of his friends. We knew this based on snippets from the BMW tour, the OVOSR introducing ML, and more hints.

    Scorpion: Drake splits up his music into two distinct sides with an overall darker production (no dancehall, limited “feel good” songs). Admittedly, this album was shaped at the last minute by the beef. However, we had plenty of singles, a lot of rumoured features, and of course the rumours hinting at Side A/B in the weeks leading up to the album.

    For CLB, we genuinely don’t have much of an idea of the sound, features, length, etc. at all. The music dropped in the last few weeks (Popstar, Greece, Only You, LNCL) are all vastly different. And as of now, only Not Around is 100% confirmed on the album.

    The possibilities are limitless and I’m curious to see the SXN’s opinion on what sonic direction you think Drizzy will explore in CLB, especially now that we have an official title.

    (Sorry if I got any facts wrong or am re-hashing an old thread)

  • Aug 14, 2020
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    omorahi

    One of the most exciting aspects of this album and roll-out is the lack of info we have on the overall direction of the album.

    Looking back the direction on the past few albums/playlists:

    Views: Experiencing the seasons in Toronto. We knew the album would be very much about the city based on the title.

    More Life: Drake tours the world’s sounds with the help of his friends. We knew this based on snippets from the BMW tour, the OVOSR introducing ML, and more hints.

    Scorpion: Drake splits up his music into two distinct sides with an overall darker production (no dancehall, limited “feel good” songs). Admittedly, this album was shaped at the last minute by the beef. However, we had plenty of singles, a lot of rumoured features, and of course the rumours hinting at Side A/B in the weeks leading up to the album.

    For CLB, we genuinely don’t have much of an idea of the sound, features, length, etc. at all. The music dropped in the last few weeks (Popstar, Greece, Only You, LNCL) are all vastly different. And as of now, only Not Around is 100% confirmed on the album.

    The possibilities are limitless and I’m curious to see the SXN’s opinion on what sonic direction you think Drizzy will explore in CLB, especially now that we have an official title.

    (Sorry if I got any facts wrong or am re-hashing an old thread)

    Judging off LNCL and Not Around, he is trying his hand at new production styles but other than that I have no idea which makes me that much more interested

  • Aug 14, 2020
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    JUUL

    Judging off LNCL and Not Around, he is trying his hand at new production styles but other than that I have no idea which makes me that much more interested

    This is least amount of info we’ve had this close to a project releasing since IYRTITL, which was a surprise album!

  • Aug 14, 2020
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    omorahi

    This is least amount of info we’ve had this close to a project releasing since IYRTITL, which was a surprise album!

    I know which makes it better since we have no idea what to expect!

  • Aug 14, 2020
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    JUUL

    I know which makes it better since we have no idea what to expect!

    Surprise release would f*** the game up

  • Aug 14, 2020
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    omorahi

    One of the most exciting aspects of this album and roll-out is the lack of info we have on the overall direction of the album.

    Looking back the direction on the past few albums/playlists:

    Views: Experiencing the seasons in Toronto. We knew the album would be very much about the city based on the title.

    More Life: Drake tours the world’s sounds with the help of his friends. We knew this based on snippets from the BMW tour, the OVOSR introducing ML, and more hints.

    Scorpion: Drake splits up his music into two distinct sides with an overall darker production (no dancehall, limited “feel good” songs). Admittedly, this album was shaped at the last minute by the beef. However, we had plenty of singles, a lot of rumoured features, and of course the rumours hinting at Side A/B in the weeks leading up to the album.

    For CLB, we genuinely don’t have much of an idea of the sound, features, length, etc. at all. The music dropped in the last few weeks (Popstar, Greece, Only You, LNCL) are all vastly different. And as of now, only Not Around is 100% confirmed on the album.

    The possibilities are limitless and I’m curious to see the SXN’s opinion on what sonic direction you think Drizzy will explore in CLB, especially now that we have an official title.

    (Sorry if I got any facts wrong or am re-hashing an old thread)

    Idk if this even makes sense, but optimistic/positive vibes.

  • Aug 14, 2020
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    CLBparadise

    Idk if this even makes sense, but optimistic/positive vibes.

    Music that makes you feel good would be ideal during a pandemic lol.

  • Aug 14, 2020
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    omorahi

    Music that makes you feel good would be ideal during a pandemic lol.

    Facts idk if it’s cause Drake’s music puts me in a good mood, but I feel like the lead single had a victory vibe to it.

  • Aug 14, 2020
    Vietbrah

    Surprise release would f*** the game up

    Are you hinting at something

  • Aug 14, 2020
    CLBparadise

    Facts idk if it’s cause Drake’s music puts me in a good mood, but I feel like the lead single had a victory vibe to it.

    LNCL is like Trophies Drake meets Acid Rap Chance on Steroids which I love

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    I really doubt we're going to see him really "experiment" and go left field with his sound like we're used to seeing artists like Frank Ocean and Kanye West. I'd love to see him totally switch it up and give us a refined and focused project but I wouldn't be surprised if we get another 20 track bloated project to be used to milk streaming numbers.

    As far as flows and rapping, Drake does his thing but the lead single isn't any indication that he'll give us something new. It's solid and safe which is okay, he isn't that kind of artist nor does it seem like he wants to be.

  • Aug 14, 2020
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    To early to say

  • Aug 14, 2020
    champagnepoopy

    To early to say

    You’re probably right but we got the first single so it’s real #speculationhours

  • Aug 14, 2020

    I just want the album thats meant to be in front of Vital

  • Aug 14, 2020
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    Vietbrah

    Surprise release would f*** the game up

    Since he didn’t announce date with the single and album title, we thinking surprise drop is possible?

  • I feel like Laugh Now gonna be the equivalent to I on TPAB. The most commercial/Poppy track.

    Replay value on Laugh now is insane

  • Aug 14, 2020
    Vietbrah

    Surprise release would f*** the game up

    Can't imagine the reactions.

  • Aug 14, 2020

    direction gonna be straight vibes

  • stanciu 🔆
    Aug 14, 2020
    kotaandtess

    Since he didn’t announce date with the single and album title, we thinking surprise drop is possible?

    Exactly my thought. Either that, or it's coming next month and he doesn't want to announce it this early.

  • Gojira 🦖
    Aug 14, 2020

    excellence as always

  • Aug 14, 2020
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    omorahi

    One of the most exciting aspects of this album and roll-out is the lack of info we have on the overall direction of the album.

    Looking back the direction on the past few albums/playlists:

    Views: Experiencing the seasons in Toronto. We knew the album would be very much about the city based on the title.

    More Life: Drake tours the world’s sounds with the help of his friends. We knew this based on snippets from the BMW tour, the OVOSR introducing ML, and more hints.

    Scorpion: Drake splits up his music into two distinct sides with an overall darker production (no dancehall, limited “feel good” songs). Admittedly, this album was shaped at the last minute by the beef. However, we had plenty of singles, a lot of rumoured features, and of course the rumours hinting at Side A/B in the weeks leading up to the album.

    For CLB, we genuinely don’t have much of an idea of the sound, features, length, etc. at all. The music dropped in the last few weeks (Popstar, Greece, Only You, LNCL) are all vastly different. And as of now, only Not Around is 100% confirmed on the album.

    The possibilities are limitless and I’m curious to see the SXN’s opinion on what sonic direction you think Drizzy will explore in CLB, especially now that we have an official title.

    (Sorry if I got any facts wrong or am re-hashing an old thread)

    Lie to Me
    Intoxicated
    Lotta 42
    Not Around

    As far as Lie to Me, Lotta 42 and Intoxicated go, which I think will definitely be on the album, are all cohesive and the later two both sample Biggie.

    It’s going to be like NWTS as far as influence from the 90’s goes (see his IG pics for reference, especially ones that were taken on the Kodak a while ago)

    It’ll be a fresh take on R&B, different styles of engineering, gonna bear Drake using different plugins, s***s gonna sound experimental to an extent (drake using the vocoder on Lie to me, experimenting with autotune and pitches)

    I’m sure there will be a ton of fire verses

  • Aug 14, 2020

    Lots of references to 90s rap /r&b

  • Campari

    I really doubt we're going to see him really "experiment" and go left field with his sound like we're used to seeing artists like Frank Ocean and Kanye West. I'd love to see him totally switch it up and give us a refined and focused project but I wouldn't be surprised if we get another 20 track bloated project to be used to milk streaming numbers.

    As far as flows and rapping, Drake does his thing but the lead single isn't any indication that he'll give us something new. It's solid and safe which is okay, he isn't that kind of artist nor does it seem like he wants to be.

    Ok this is the one take I legitimately HATE when it comes to certain rappers why y’all be so damn pressed about being “experimental” wtf even is experimental nowadays cause even when he try sumn different he’ll just get criticized for sumn else it’s damn if he do damn if he don’t

  • Aug 14, 2020
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    pinkpolo

    Lie to Me
    Intoxicated
    Lotta 42
    Not Around

    As far as Lie to Me, Lotta 42 and Intoxicated go, which I think will definitely be on the album, are all cohesive and the later two both sample Biggie.

    It’s going to be like NWTS as far as influence from the 90’s goes (see his IG pics for reference, especially ones that were taken on the Kodak a while ago)

    It’ll be a fresh take on R&B, different styles of engineering, gonna bear Drake using different plugins, s***s gonna sound experimental to an extent (drake using the vocoder on Lie to me, experimenting with autotune and pitches)

    I’m sure there will be a ton of fire verses

    I’m with you 100%. I think the album will be filled with homages to the greats before him. Also think this will be the album where Drake is the most “himself”.

  • Aug 14, 2020
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    Campari

    I really doubt we're going to see him really "experiment" and go left field with his sound like we're used to seeing artists like Frank Ocean and Kanye West. I'd love to see him totally switch it up and give us a refined and focused project but I wouldn't be surprised if we get another 20 track bloated project to be used to milk streaming numbers.

    As far as flows and rapping, Drake does his thing but the lead single isn't any indication that he'll give us something new. It's solid and safe which is okay, he isn't that kind of artist nor does it seem like he wants to be.

    Bro wtf are you talking about drake has been experimental before smh I hate tales like this IYRITL is experimental more life too man y’all will never be satisfied