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专辑名称: Scorpion
创作艺人: [Drake]
音乐流派: Hip-Hop/Rap|嘻哈/说唱
专辑规格: 2碟25首
出品公司: Cash Money – Drake LP6
发行时间: 2018/6/29
官方标价: £10.09 （会员免费下载）
域名语言: [en] （AI检测）
曲目介绍：
Survival
Nonstop
Elevate
Emotionless
God's Plan
I'm Upset
8 Out Of 10
Mob Ties
Can’t Take A Joke
Sandra’s Rose
Talk Up
Is There More
Peak
Summer Games
Jaded
Nice For What
Finesse
Ratchet Happy Birthday
That’s How You Feel
Blue Tint
In My Feelings
Don’t Matter To Me
After Dark
Final Fantasy
March 14
详细介绍:
Carried by the juggernauts “God’s Plan” and “Nice For What”, Drake is releasing his fifth album, Scorpion. Coming off of his uneven Views and his eclectic playlist More Life, the Toronto artist offers a complete panel of 25 tracks spread over two sides like an old vinyl or a dusty tape. Drake is trying to explore all the angles of his musical personality, with a first ensemble focused on rap, and the other edging towards pop. In “Scorpion”, Drake is also trying to encompass his entire dynasty, and invited his two long-time role models to the party: Jay-Z for a red-hot verse and Michael Jackson on a ghostly melody. Darker and sharper in the first part, Drake reaches later on a few radiant moments like “Blue Tint” and “Ratchet Happy Birthday”. But for the first time in many years, the worldwide musical emperor appears to falter on his throne and offers a glimpse into a few fragile moments. Following Pusha T’s repeated attacks, Drake recognises his paternity maybe sooner than he initially intended. And while he often claims to be “Emotionless”, Aubrey Graham here proves he can’t always be in control. He appears urgent on the “Nonstop” borrowed from Blocboy JB, nostalgic on the soulful “8 out of 10” and annoyed on the catchy “Sandra’s Rose”, produced by DJ Premier. Bit by bit, he’s always trying to prove his legitimacy, justifying his success, his accomplishments. Scorpion marks a turning point in his discography, a transition with a few flashes and short-winded moments that scratch the surface of the artist’s personality. Throughout the album, Drake doesn’t directly address his critics, but provides a lot of information about his position and state of mind. Slick but tormented. The best Canadian mix. © Aurélien Chapuis/Qobuz
