With the fourth and final episode of his live stream series concluding tomorrow night, anticipation is at an all-time high for the release of Drake’s latest studio album, Iceman. This project marks his first solo effort since the 2023 release of For All The Dogs, and the stakes could not be higher.
In a surprising turn of events just 24 hours before the official drop, three new Drake tracks have surfaced online. The leaks include a refined, shorter studio version of ‘Supermax,’ a track previously teased during his streams last year. Additionally, a truncated song titled ‘3PM In New Orleans’ has emerged, alongside a full-length track titled ‘1PM In Albany.’
The latter has already generated significant buzz for its aggressive lyrical content. On ‘1PM In Albany,’ Drake appears to directly address his ongoing rivalry with Kendrick Lamar, while also taking pointed shots at industry titan Dr. Dre and NBA superstar LeBron James.
“Please stop asking ’bout what’s going on with 23 and me
I’m a real n*gga and he’s not, it’s in my DNA”“If Drake took out the AK maybe he’d be in jail
Just based off the name that it spells”
While it remains unconfirmed whether these tracks will be included on the final tracklist for Iceman, rumors of a potential double-disc release have fans speculating that these songs—and perhaps more—could arrive at midnight EST tomorrow. For now, listeners can preview the leaked material below.
