Bad news for Drake fans. It seems as though the rapper needs one more week to finish up his upcoming album, Nothing Was the Same. Originally set for September 17, the Canadian emcee has pushed the release to September 24.
"Hold On we're almost done," tweeted long time collaborator and producer of the album, Noah "40" Shebib.
Nothing Was the Same is expected to have help from Jay Z and Lil Wayne and also features singles "Started From The Bottom and "Hold On, We're Going Home". The album will also feature Scottish producer Hudson Mohawke. An official track list has yet to be released although the rapper has dropped a load of new tracks such as "Girls Love Beyonce", "5 AM in Toronto" and "All Me".
I guess I'll hug my Take Care album until then .... or watch this cool video of Drake taking a shot from his Grammy.
September 17 from OctobersVeryOwn on Vimeo.
