And that’s what’s gonna keep me humble and keep me grounded and keep me proud to be here, grateful to be here, proud to be Canadian, all those things. “So I know it’ll last for a while and when the time is right, I’ll definitely go back into acting, it’s a passion of mine…I’m still learning, my vulnerability and my music is key. “I think between myself and Lil Wayne, we make timeless music,” Drake explained in an interview. Last month, Drake talked about remaining relevant in hip-hop. Time will tell when he drops, when he do drop his album. Unforgettable, Show Me A Good Time, Thank Me Now, Fancy, Up All Night, Over, The Resistance, 9 AM in Dallas are all so fire, with amazing lyricism and beats all around. “I don’t know, when all the hype was there, were like ‘Oh’ but now you know how this world is,” Tim told radiohost/actor Nick Cannon explained about the changing popularity of artists. Listened through the entire album just now, and I have to say that its the only Drake album with 0 skips for me. Hitmaker Timbaland, however, questioned whether Drake should have waited nearly a year to drop his debut.

So it’s a lot going on that I’m happy about.” ( “The Los Angeles Leakers”)

He waited, he got into a zone, I think that was smart. It should be dropping any day now but that’s a great thing that it probably didn’t come out last year. Like, we’re waiting on the Drake first album, Drake’s album still hasn’t dropped. “I think there’s a lot of new cats coming out that’s not just blowing up but they’re taking their time. “I think a lot of things that’s messed up is if you come out with a record, brand new, and it blows up too big, that could be the worst thing that ever happens to you,” Nas explained in an interview. Rap veteran Nas recently spoke on Drake’s decision to delay his highly-anticipated debut through June. Thank Me Later drops on Tuesday June 15th 2010. How soon? Don’t ask – but I must say that it is looking very promising though. Also, the tracklisting will be published very soon. Wait until you see the whole album’s packaging, it’ll make sense. I just spoke to Oliver and yes, this is the one. Sam Feldman, Michael Gorfaine, Michael Parisi, Jon Suters, and Glen Barros, Margi Cheske, Joel Amsterdam, Stephanie Hopson and the entire team at Fantasy Records and Concord.Drizzy is featured on the album cover with a 3-D-like image of himself. Larry Goldings: Melodica, Hammond B3 OrganĬaroline Taylor: Vocals on “The Surrey With The Fringe On Top”Įquipment provided by Mytek Digital, Alto Music and Jim Flynn Rentals John Pizzarelli: 7 String Nylon Guitar, Acoustic Rhythm Guitar Legal: Andy Tavel and Dan Shulman, Eisner LLP

Jane Muckle, Project Manager, Macklam Feldman ManagementĬynthia Calley, Executive Assistant, The Gorfaine/Schwartz Agencyīusiness Management: Stanley Lim and Joanne Garzilli, Gelfand, Rennert & Feldman T.I., Swizz Beatz, Young Jeezy, the-Dream, Jay-Z, Alicia Keys, and Drake 's mentor Lil Wayne all drop by to add verses, sing hooks, and produce tracks, and their presence sometimes serves to liven things up and keep Drake away from his melancholy nature. Michael Gorfaine, The Gorfaine/Schwartz Agency Photography: Norman Seeff (front cover) and Ellyn Kusmin (back cover) Mastered by Ted Jensen at Sterling Sound, Nashville, TNĪdditional mastering for vinyl by Ryan Smith at Sterling Sound, Nashville, TNĭirector of Studio Operations, TheBarn/Assistant to James Taylor: Ellyn Kusmin Produced by Dave O’Donnell, John Pizzarelli and James TaylorĪssistant Engineers: Rick Kwan, Tyler Hartman, Chandler Harrod, Rouble Kapoor, Sean Badum, Brandon Epps and Jimmy Johnson Mailing List Facebook Twitter YouTube Google+ Instagram Album Credits

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