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Even after dropping three albums in May, Drake isn’t satisfied.

He’s been teasing what appears to be a project titled Fear of Missing Out, and the 6 God officially set the rollout in motion on Thursday (Sept. 3) when he announced plans for a YouTube livestream slated for Sept. 15 at 9 p.m. ET.

Drizzy posted a Fear of Missing Out poster to Instagram and revealed the date of the livestream without any other details. The only other possible hints were an island and Ferris wheel emojis in the caption.

“You really said steak, lobster and shrimp, now we’re getting caviar. You’re making sure we’re well fed this year,” one fan wrote.

Other members of the OVO hive predicted that a single will arrive during the stream and an album will be in tow not too far down the line.

Drake made plenty of history in May when he released ICEMAN, HABIBTI and MAID OF HONOUR in May, becoming the first to ever occupy the top three slots of the Billboard 200 albums chart simultaneously.

“Janice STFU” became the 14th Billboard Hot 100 No. 1 hit of Drizzy’s career, which broke a tie with Michael Jackson to give the 6 God the most among male soloists, as he charted a record-high of 42 songs on the chart in a single week.

ICEMAN topped the Billboard 200 to notch Drake his 15th No. 1, which broke a tie with Jay-Z for the most among rappers. ICEMAN has had staying power, as the album is spending a 13th week atop the Top Rap Albums chart, which is a career best for Drake.

Drizzy performed a few songs from ICEMAN in an arena setting for the first time on Monday night (Aug. 31), when he made a guest appearance at Don Toliver’s OCTANE World Tour stop in Toronto at Scotiabank Arena.

Find Drake’s Fear of Missing Out announcement below.

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Management, publishing and creative development company Only Good People launched in London and Stockholm, while its publishing division, Only Good Songs, operates as a joint venture with Sony Music Publishing Germany.

The new company is founded by Giovanni Damiani, serving as head of business development, Sebi Bohnenberger as head of operations, board member Jay Pidgeon and managing director Martina Pemac.

“What stood out to us from the beginning as Only Good People’s genuine commitment to creativity and long-term artist development,” Kristina Altinger, senior manager, A&R, at Sony Music Publishing Germany, said in a statement. “They created an environment where songwriters and producers can truly grow, collaborate and reach their full potential. We’re excited to partner with the team behind Only Good Songs and help create new opportunities for the next generation of creative talent.”

The company’s publishing roster includes James Newman, Giovanni Damiani — who co-wrote the official anthem for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, “DNA (More Than A Game),” via Only Good Songs — Reece Taylor and Dom Lyttle (also known as Decoy Tunes).

“Songs break faster, earn slower but live longer than they ever had,” Pemac, who is based in the company’s Stockholm office, said in a statement. “That is the whole game now, yet most of the industry is still structured for a world where releases are events and artist development the labels’ problem. Only Good People was built as infrastructure to mee the new demands: management, publishing and creative development under one roof, with publishing that directly feeds dance music’s biggest stages, and careers you can sustain. This is just the beginning.” — Ariel King

15 covers de The Beatles en clave heavy metal

The Beatles fueron una de las bandas más influyentes de la música. Muchos sostienen que transformaron el rock and roll para siempre y que géneros como el punk y el heavy metal nacieron de sus innovaciones. Por eso, no sorprende que sus canciones fueran versionadas por artistas de diversos géneros musicales, incluso del heavy metal. […]