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Drake Predicts ‘Certified Lover Boy’ Will Get Some Hate
Drake Drake’s father took to Instagram to host a jam session and Drake decided to hop in the comments and interact with viewers. …
Drake is one of the biggest artists in the world and has been for some time now. While people in his position have a lot of fans, inevitably, they also have a lot of haters and doubters. Drake thinks that latter crowd will pop up when he releases his new album, Certified Lover Boy, as he told a fan that he thinks some people will hate it.
On Sunday, Drake’s father, Dennis Graham, got on Instagram Live to host a post-election jam session. Drake decided to participate by hopping in the comments and interacting with viewers. In an Instagram Story after the fact, one fan pointed out, “I told drake ‘views be hittin different’ in his dads live, and he gave me some closure on how certified lover boy gon sound.” The fan shared screenshots of Drake’s comment, which reads, “they hated on views just like they will CLB but it’s music to evolve to.” The fan also added, “Drake actually responded to me, f*ckin respect to da almighty [GOAT].”
Whether or not the haters decide to make their presence known on the Certified Lover Boy release day, the album will inevitably perform well commercially, since pretty much every project he has ever released has raced to the top of the charts.
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Wildstreet delivers intriguing rock’s heartland with “The Road”
Wildstreet unleashes their latest rock anthem, “The Road,” from their EP IV, courtesy of Golden Robot Records and Beyond Agency. This high-octane anthem pulsates with infectious rhythms and potent vocals. Frontman Eric Jayk pours his soul into this track, describing it as his most personal creation yet. Eric Jayk’s impassioned vocals drive home the song’s personal narrative, making it a standout in the band’s repertoire.
The song’s production quality is exceptional, with great attention to detail. Eric Jayk, co-producer and writer, collaborated with Kyle Paas, courtesy of the talented mixing of Jonathan Wyman and mastering of Howie Weinberg. “The Road” has a compelling rhythm and introspective lyrics that are emotionally touching.
Guest keyboardist Spencer Albee’s haunting B3 Organ adds depth while the track climaxes with an electrifying guitar solo, leaving listeners spellbound. The song provides a visceral experience that resonates long after the final chord fades. With its enigmatic ending, fans eagerly anticipate what’s next from Wildstreet. “The Road” has already earned a place in many playlists and should be a must-listen for rock enthusiasts who crave melody and power.
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Ride Through Salt Lake City’s Hip Hop Scene with StillUndefeated’s “Ride Wit Me”
Experience the latest electrifying track, “Ride Wit Me,” as StillUndefeated and Tasty Beats take you on a sonic journey through the heart of Salt Lake City’s hip hop scene. This track is a masterpiece of sound engineering, with every beat and lyric carefully crafted to reflect the pulse of the city.
From the sharp edge of the mountain ridge to the smooth beats that mimic a Utah sunrise, every aspect of this track has been meticulously designed to create an unparalleled experience for the listener. StillUndefeated’s raw, unapologetic flow, combined with Tasty Beats’ production, creates a groove that’s as smooth as fresh powder on the slopes.
But “Ride Wit Me” isn’t just about the music; it’s about the community it represents. This collaboration is a celebration of the vibrant, diverse voices that make up Salt Lake City’s hip hop scene. It’s a testament to the passion and talent that pulse through the veins of this city, from downtown clubs to neighborhood block parties. By listening to this track, you’re not just experiencing great music; you’re immersing yourself in the culture of Salt Lake City.
