Today (Oct. 6), Drake officially marked his return with his eighth solo LP, For All The Dogs, which contains 23 tracks and assists from Teezo Touchdown, J. Cole, Yeat, PARTYNEXTDOOR, Chief Keef, Bad Bunny, and more. The project was led by the singles “Slime You Out,” which features SZA, and “8am in Charlotte,” a Conductor Williams-produced effort that saw the Canadian star at his most potent lyrically.

“Diamonds do the silly dance, I raise up the wine glass, metal detectors beepin’ and security bypass, the numbers goin’ up, someone pull up the line graph, the days are goin’ by, it’s like I’m livin’ in time-lapse, been talkin’ to Adel like he majored in finance, Shania Twain, notepad, I’m makin’ it line-dance, you tryna rob me, and it’s gon’ feel like you sittin’ at your favorite restaurant ’cause, n**ga, that’s where you dyin’ at…”

For All The Dogs follows Her Loss, Drake’s joint album with 21 Savage that was released in December 2022. The 16-song effort landed at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 with 404,000 first-week album-equivalent units sold. Every song on that body of work landed on the Billboard Hot 100 with eight of them debuting on the top 10 of that chart.

In a past interview with Rap Radar, the OVO frontman spoke on why he felt his 2013 drop, Nothing Was The Same, is a catalog favorite. “It’s probably my most concise album and within that concise offering was a lot of great s**t,” the Young Money alum explained. “I like the ratio of like, you know, there are not too many songs on that album that I can look back on and do something different there.”

Press play on For All The Dogs below. If you missed it, you can check out a visual for “8am in Charlotte” — which features Drake’s son, Adonis — here.