Over the weekend, Drake shared the cover art for his upcoming album, Views From the 6, which is out on Friday.The artwork features Drake sitting on top of Toronto's CN Tower, a landmark building. Views is the fourth studio album by Canadian rapper and singer Drake.It was released on April 29, 2016, by Cash Money Records, Republic Records, and Young Money Entertainment.Recording sessions took place from 2015 to 2016, with both Drake and his longtime collaborator and record producer 40 serving as the record's executive producers. 40 also primarily handled the production on the album.
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The cover features Drizzy perched on top of the CN Tower in his home town of Toronto, catching some seriously high views. SEE ALSO: Watch Drake perform 'One Dance' for the first time at Rihanna's show Album Cover: In keeping with the original title of Views From the 6, a reference to Drake's home of Toronto - the current city was formerly made up of six smaller cities - the album's. Image via Wladyslaw. The instant the album art for Drake's Views was revealed, just about everybody figured that it was Photoshopped, that Drake wasn't really sitting on the tallest free. Amid this weekend's flurry of Lemonade-induced Beyoncé hype, you may have forgotten that Drake's new album Views From The 6 is dropping this Friday — he's already released a pair of singles.
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On the cover of his fourth studio album Views, Drake looks down from atop Toronto's CN Tower, paying homage to the city's notoriously frigid winter temperatures in a heavyweight shearling coat and high-cut boots. He looks less like the superhero he'd made himself into over the course of a roughly six-year rise as singer-songwriter. Drake's fourth album "Views from the 6" drops (as the kids like to say) this Friday, and its cover art is reminiscent of the poster for a certain found-footage superhero movie made a few. Views is upon us. With just five days until his new album drops, Drake has revealed the cover. The artwork, which serves as a love letter to his hometown, features the 6 God perched atop Toronto. As beloved as the CN Tower is to Drake, it may still be a bit too high a chill spot for him.. On Sunday, April 24, Drake unveiled the album cover for his fourth studio album, Views From the 6.
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On Sunday (April 24), Drake announced his Summer Sixteen tour with Future, and released the cover art for his upcoming album Views From the 6.The cover shows Drake sitting atop Toronto's famed CN. Drake finally shared the album art for his long-awaited Views from the 6 via his Twitter on Sunday. It depicted the rapper looking down onto Toronto from his hometown's ultimate vista: the top of.
After months of anticipation, Drake's Views From the 6 will be released in a few days. To get everybody excited, Drake revealed the cover of the album, which is a photo of him on the top of. — Drizzy (@Drake) April 25, 2016 At his Toronto pop-up store on Sunday afternoon , Drake told the crowd that the cover art for his upcoming album, Views From The 6 , would be dropping that night.
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Drake is taking his Canadian-ness to the next level with his album Views From The 6, and I'm not mad about it.The title of the album, which is rumored to be coming out on April 29, is a direct. A few days before he officially released the project, Drake dropped the cover art for Views, his fourth studio album, on his Twitter account. It's an apt cover, showing Drake sitting on the CN.
