Complete List Of Drake Songs From A to Z

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This A-to-Z guide follows Drake’s unusually expansive body of work from his earliest mixtapes through solo albums, joint projects, EPs, standalone singles, and collaborations.

Complete List Of Drake Songs From A to Z

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Drake’s journey from Toronto to global superstardom began before his music career, when he appeared as Jimmy Brooks on the Canadian television series Degrassi: The Next Generation. In 2006, he stepped more fully into music with the independently released mixtape Room for Improvement, introducing the blend of detailed rap writing, melodic phrasing, ambition, and emotional exposure that would become central to his work.

The major turning point arrived with So Far Gone in 2009. “Best I Ever Had,” “Successful,” “Houstatlantavegas,” and “November 18th” helped transform Drake from a promising Toronto artist into an international presence. His signing with Young Money Entertainment placed him alongside Lil Wayne and Nicki Minaj, but the combination of hip-hop, R&B, pop instincts, and confessional writing gave Drake an identity that was immediately his own.

Thank Me Later, Take Care, and Nothing Was the Same established the foundation of Drake’s album career. Songs including “Over,” “Headlines,” “Marvins Room,” “Started from the Bottom,” and “Hold On, We’re Going Home” showed how comfortably he could move between direct rap performances, melodic hooks, intimate reflections, and carefully constructed pop records.

With Views and Scorpion, Drake’s music became inseparable from the streaming era. “One Dance,” “Hotline Bling,” “God’s Plan,” “Nice for What,” and “In My Feelings” reached enormous audiences while his timestamp records, interludes, and deeper album cuts continued serving listeners drawn to the more personal side of his writing.

The projects that followed expanded the range of his catalog. Dark Lane Demo Tapes gathered leaked and previously released material; Certified Lover Boy returned to a sprawling guest-heavy album format; Honestly, Nevermind leaned into dance music; Her Loss paired him with 21 Savage; and For All the Dogs was later expanded with the six-song Scary Hours Edition.

Drake reunited with PARTYNEXTDOOR for the collaborative album $ome $exy $ongs 4 U, a twenty-one-track collection centered on R&B, romantic fallout, and the chemistry developed through years of work together. The project was followed by the standalone releases “What Did I Miss?,” “Which One,” “SOMEBODY LOVES ME PT. 2,” and “DOG HOUSE.”

The catalog expanded again with the simultaneous release of ICEMAN, HABIBTI, and MAID OF HONOUR. The three albums presented different sides of Drake’s music across forty-three tracks: hard-edged rap and personal confrontation on ICEMAN, late-night R&B on HABIBTI, and dance-oriented production on MAID OF HONOUR.

Drake’s success has been accompanied by Grammy Awards, Billboard Music Awards, record-setting chart achievements, and an influence that reaches far beyond his own releases. Through OVO Sound, fashion partnerships, business ventures, and collaborations with artists from multiple generations and genres, he has remained one of contemporary music’s most visible and consequential figures.

What distinguishes the catalog is not simply its size but the way Drake has repeatedly shifted the boundaries between rapper and singer, mixtape and album, underground confession and global pop event. His songs can be boastful, wounded, funny, bitter, celebratory, or deeply guarded, often changing emotional direction before a track has finished.