Apple, with a lineup of big names including Taylor Swift and Adele, and Tidal, whose co-owners include Jay Z, Rihanna, Kanye West and Beyonce, are two companies hoping that exclusivity clauses with popular artists can help them sway customers away from their Spotify and Pandora accounts. "Views" will be Drake's first album since the surprise release of " If You're Reading This It's Too Late" last year.Įxclusivity is currently the name of the game for streaming music services who are looking to stick out amongst the competition. It'll then be available for download on iTunes and exclusively streaming on Apple Music. The Canadian rapper's upcoming album is set to drop this Friday, with a global streaming debut on Apple's Beat 1 radio at 7 p.m. Fortunately the project will be releasing on other streaming services a week.
But the 6 God speaks of a non-religious faith. Drake’s highly anticipated Views From the 6album was revealedto be dropping on April 29 exclusively via Apple Music. You can check out the rumored artwork below and we'll continue to update this story as more details are made available.Though the track listing, album art and, of course, the memes of a tiny, lonely Drake sitting on top of random items and places (like a bowl of macaroni and cheese or Will Smith's mouth) have already begun making the rounds on the Internet, the album " Views" ( previously titled "Views From The Six") has yet to be released. An ode to loyalty and faithfulness, Views samples The Winans' The Question Isa song about faith in God. This rumored news comes just one day after Drake released two brand new songs-"Pop Style" with Jay Z and Kanye West and "One Dance"-that will presumably be featured on the project when it drops later this month. Views from the 6 officially drops on Friday, and so far we have heard a few songs and have seen the image that. The anticipation is unbearable for those of us counting down until tomorrow night’s episode of OVOSOUND on Beats1 Radio, where the 6 God will reveal his creation in its entirety. Fader has since deleted their tweets, and Pitchfork is reporting that it is indeed not the cover, as expected. Drake Releases the Tracklist for Views From The Six. Again, there has been no confirmation from Drake, OVO, or reps for the label on if this is true. The projection in London is similar to images Drake used recently in Toronto to promote the album, and Fader is reporting that Island Records has confirmed that the image will be the cover of his fourth studio project. According to Fader, the "6" image that Drake used for his "Summer Sixteen" artwork, will also be used for the album cover, though Drake, nor reps for the OVO rapper were able to confirm this right now. With Drake's Views From the 6 album arriving at some point this month, the official artwork for the project may have just popped up in London.
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