Drake & Aaliyah Track Debuts

After hinting last week that he had a big project in the works involving late R&B superstar Aaliyah, Young Money rapperDrake released his first track alongside the fallen songbird. "Enough Said" hit the Web this weekend, with Drake rhyming and providing ad-libs over a signature Noah "40" Shebib track and the legendary starlet's trademark coos. While the song received mixed reviews from fans online, it is most likely the first glimpse of a full-length posthumous release from Aaliyah. According to reports, Aaliyah's family has given Drake their blessings to work on the singer's unreleased tracks. No release date has been announced for the expected full-length. Read more Comment (0)

 

After hinting last week that he had a big project in the works involving late R&B superstar Aaliyah, Young Money rapperDrake released his first track alongside the fallen songbird. "Enough Said" hit the Web this weekend, with Drake rhyming and providing ad-libs over a signature Noah "40" Shebib track and the legendary starlet's trademark coos. While the song received mixed reviews from fans online, it is most likely the first glimpse of a full-length posthumous release from Aaliyah. According to reports, Aaliyah's family has given Drake their blessings to work on the singer's unreleased tracks. No release date has been announced for the expected full-length.

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After hinting last week that he had a big project in the works involving late R&B superstar Aaliyah, Young Money rapperDrake released his first track alongside the fallen songbird. "Enough Said" hit the Web this weekend, with Drake rhyming and providing ad-libs over a signature Noah "40" Shebib track and the legendary starlet's trademark coos.

While the song received mixed reviews from fans online, it is most likely the first glimpse of a full-length posthumous release from Aaliyah.

According to reports, Aaliyah's family has given Drake their blessings to work on the singer's unreleased tracks. No release date has been announced for the expected full-length.