I even tried it out myself and its as straightforward and fun as possible: The program’s Instagram page already features some awesome artwork. He’s on my shoulder, like my own personal Fairy-Drake-mother. Drake Reveals The Cover Art For ‘Views From The 6’ By Shenequa Golding Ap11:17pm Drake Last week was an emotional one. With Drakes Views From the 6 album arriving at some point this month, the official artwork for the project may have just popped up in London. It’s a really great marketing tactic, regardless of the don’t-take-me-too-seriously nature of memes. From the loss of Prince, to the surprise release of Beyonce’s. According to Fader, the '6' image that Drake used for. This way, Drake can see the world - including but not limited to (finally) being able to get up close and personal with Nicki Minaj and Westeros - and the world can keep themselves occupied enough for the next two days until Drake’s album goes live on Apple Music. You’ll also have a chance to catch it on Drake’s own OVO Radio Station on Beats 1. This neat, full circle is also reflected in the album itself, being the perfect crystallisation of four decades of Arthur’s creativity.The new album drops on April 29th, and Drake was gracious enough to drop the track list for us.įor more music coverage, check out our hub page.
Private View is set for release on London Records almost exactly 40 years to the day since they released their debut, Happy Families. “Within myself, there are no limits, there’s a massive palette inside and I will try anything. “I'm really lucky to be able to make music completely on my own terms,” Arthur says. Private View captures an artist who is potently in the moment while also being able to draw on 40 years’ worth of knowledge, experience and built-in intuition. “I don't know whether I'm on a roll but I feel something in me has been released,” he says. Since reforming in 2011 (Luscombe left shortly after for health reasons) Arthur has harnessed a duality of experimentation and seamless pop melody to release a staggering 10 albums in the last decade. Neil Arthur and Stephen Luscombe started experimenting with tape loops and kitchen utensils, before discovering electronics and developing into one of the definitive chart-topping British electronic pop acts of the 1980s.
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