Young Money rapper Drake has released the first track from his upcoming It's Never Enough R&B mixtape set to drop later this year.
According to reports, the rapper's song draws inspiration from famed R&B group TLC.
Produced by Drizzy's partner in crime, Noah Shebib aka 40, "I Get Lonely Too" isn't exactly a new song, as it is his spin on legendary girl group TLC's song "Fanmail." Where TLC's "Fanmail" was a bouncy, futuristic love letter to their fans to tell them they're more alike than they think, Drake's "I Get Lonely Too" is a mellow, almost dark portrait of his longing for companionship. Drizzy isn't much of a vocalist, but what he lacks in vocal ability, he makes up for in emotion -- or maybe it's just expert studio vocal manipulation. Either way, it's an appetizing sample of Drizzy's mixtape, It's Never Enough, hitting the internet soon. (Neon Limelight & sohh.com)
Check out the track below.
Drake - I get Lonely Too
I love Drake much better as a rapper than a singer. Gud song but not a single material.
ReplyDeleteHe's not a bad singer, but i don't think he would be as successful as he is as rapper. I love the song.
ReplyDeleteI disagree, Find Your Love was a success. I don't see why he wouldn't be successful as an R&B artist as long as he gets good song. Im loving this one.
ReplyDeleteDude is ordinary, he should stick to rapping.
ReplyDeleteFuck all ya'll Drizzy is the best.
ReplyDeleteThere’s too much competition for Drizzy in R&B. Usher, Chris Brown, Omarion, Mario, Trey Songz, Bobby Valentino these dudes make sound average.
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