Drake Plans 2025 Comeback with Joint Album Featuring PartyNextDoor

NEW YORK, NY - OCTOBER 23: (L-R) PartyNextDoor and Drake attend Party Next Door Live at S.O.B.'s on October 23, 2014, in New York City. (Photo by Johnny Nunez/WireImage)
Drake’s 2024 has not been a smooth ride. The Canadian superstar is currently on the defensive due to fan criticism, lackluster reception to recent projects, and public feuds. Drake’s plan to reset his narrative with a highly anticipated joint album with PartyNextDoor could be a turning point in 2025.
The album was originally planned to be released in autumn 2024, but it missed the deadline but didn’t miss its potential. PartyNextDoor promised a classic collaboration, and Drake said they are taking their time to produce something extraordinary.
“Me and Party is, honestly, one of the projects I’m most proud of in my life,” Drake shared during his recent live stream with fellow Torontonian Adin Ross. “I’ve always wanted to make a full album of our sound—Toronto sound, R&B. The best that both of us have to offer… The listening party has to be in the city.”
A Chance to Rebuild
Drake’s decision to embrace his Toronto roots and lean into the ‘R&B Toronto sound’ could resonate with fans who long for the signature vibe that made him a household name. This is a welcome change of pace after a tumultuous year that saw even non-music critics, like Stephen A. Smith and Inside The NBA, lambasting him for taking his personal disputes into courtrooms.