Drake’s ‘Habibti’ Album: All 11 Tracks Ranked
Drake has released his first solo R&B album titled 'Habibti,' showcasing his evolution as an artist. The album features collaborations with artists like Sexyy Red and PARTYNEXTDOOR, highlighting a range of emotions and sounds. Critics have begun ranking the tracks, noting both strengths and weaknesses in the production and lyrical content.
- ▪Drake's 'Habibti' is his first solo R&B album.
- ▪The album includes collaborations with artists such as Sexyy Red and PARTYNEXTDOOR.
- ▪Critics are ranking the tracks, discussing their emotional depth and production quality.
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| Publication time | Sat, 16 May 2026 22:38:16 +0000 |
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On Christmas 2019, Drake shared something in his two-hour Rap Radar interview that anyone who paid attention to his catalog already knew. He has always been committed to two things: making melodic, R&B music for women and giving people bars on his rap records. We were introduced to him as Heartbreak Drake in his early days, and he was a lover boy before officially dubbing himself that in the lead-up to his 2021 LP Certified Loverboy. In the past, he dedicated an entire side of an album to R&B, with the B-side of Scorpion in 2018. Last year, he linked up with his star signee PARTYNEXTDOOR for a full-length project within the genre, $ome $exy $ongs 4 U.
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