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With the fans getting excited about “Thank Me Later”, Drake is putting out new music and info at a fever pitch! Check out this “freestyle” called 9 AM in Dallas produced by Toronto’s Boi-1da. Drake kill’s this honestly:
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Alicia Keys - Unthinkable (I'm Ready)

Alicia Keys and Drake slightly re-work their smash hit “Unthinkable” now featuring a verse from Drizzy. Thank Me Later drops June 15 and featuring Alicia Keys on the opening track!

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Drake - Thank Me Later

The official track listing for Drake’s highly anticipated album “Thank Me Later” is now available. The album is set to drop June 15th and it features an A-List of who’s who in the music industry. With everyone from Alicia Keys to his trusty producer/mixer  Noah “40″ Shebib, indie rock outfit Francis and the Lights to Kanye West, Nicki Minaj, T.I., Swizz Beatz, The Dream, Young Jeezy, Jay-Z, Lil Wayne and Timbaland on the album it is some coming out party for a debut album! Everyone is holding their breath for June 15, 2010 at this point! Check out the track listing below:
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With one month to go before Drake’s highly-anticipated debut “Thank Me Later” is released, more details on the project have surfaced. Lil Wayne’s protégé recently while performing at Club Nokia in Los Angeles, confirmed that the album will open with his Alicia Keys collaboration “Fireworks.” Entertainment Weekly had a chance to preview the disc and here are five things to build your excitement for June 15.

1. Timbaland produced a track called “Thank Me Now.”

2. Indie pop band Francis and the Lights, who opened for Drake on tour, is featured on one song. “I wanted to take what I love about [their] music and bring it into my world,” says Drake.

3. “Karaoke” deals with the pitfalls of achieving fame at an early age. He recalls how he felt at 15 when his girlfriend told him she couldn’t love a star. “It killed me,” he explains. “I can’t wait till she hears it. She’ll know it’s her.”

4. Jay-Z schools his younger peer on “Light Up,”. “He lets me know how young and naive I really sound,” Drake says. “It’s an incredible moment. He’s like, ‘This is how it really is. Because I’ve lived it.’”

5. Drake made this album for music lovers, not for the Billboard charts. “I didn’t make this album for commercial purposes. A lot of the verses are extremely long. I just made it to share with people. I hope they can enjoy.”

Drake - Find Your Love

After much anticipation and discussion, the new music video for Drake’s latest new single “Find Your Love” hit the internet today as well as airwaves across North America. Directed by frequent Rihanna collaborator Anthony Mandler, the clip features Jamaican Dance Hall artist Mavado and model Maliah Michel who is also rumored to be Drizzy Drake’s new girl friend. “Find Your Love” is the second single released from Drake’s highly anticipated album “Thank Me Later” which is slated to be released on June 15, 2010.
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Drake - Find Your Love

The  anticipation for Drake’s official debut album “Thank Me Later” continues to build. After winning two JUNO Awards this month, Drake releases the second single from the album. The song is entitled “Find Your Love” and is produced by Kanye West. This time the Canadian rapper/singer goes in over Kanye West’s production singing about finding love.

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Drake - Over

After much anticipation Drake’s official first single from Thank Me Later is here. Titled “Over” this single features the production wizardry of Boi-1da and Al Khaaliq. Both Canadian producers put it down heavy with a sample based hip hop beat that sounds pretty epic while Drake gives all his fans what they have been waiting for!

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Drake, Lil Wayne and their Young Money brethren team up with ATL singer Loyd for their YM’s lead single of their new album in stores now. The song is called Bedrock. Check out the music video right here:

Drake makes a huge cameo appearance in Kid Cudi’s new music video for the amazing single “Pursuit of Happiness”.

Even Toronto’s ultra conservative newspaper the Globe and Mail has jumped on the bandwagon naming Drake “Arts Person of the Year”.

Drake Art Person of the Year

Check out the article here