Three New Drake Songs Leak Ahead of ‘Iceman’ Album Release

With anticipation reaching a fever pitch, Drake is set to drop what many are calling the most significant album of his career, Iceman, tomorrow night. This highly anticipated project marks his first solo studio effort since the 2023 release of For All The Dogs, and it follows the conclusion of his recent live stream series.

However, the rollout has hit a snag. Just over 24 hours before the official drop, three new Drake tracks have leaked online. Among the surfaced songs is a refined, shorter studio version of ‘Supermax,’ a track previously teased during one of the artist’s streams last year. Another leak, currently circulating as ‘3PM In New Orleans,’ appears to be an unfinished cut.

The most notable of the trio is ‘1PM In Albany,’ which has already begun to stir controversy. On the track, Drake takes direct aim at Kendrick Lamar, weaving in sharp lyrical jabs throughout the song. The bars also extend to other high-profile figures, including Dr. Dre and LeBron James.

“Please stop asking ’bout what’s going on with 23 and me
I’m a real n*gga and he’s not, it’s in my DNA”

“If Drake took out the AK maybe he’d be in jail
Just based off the name that it spells”

It remains unclear whether these tracks are intended for the final tracklist of Iceman. Rumors have persisted that the project may be a double-disc release, which could potentially accommodate these leaks alongside a larger body of work. Fans will have to wait until midnight EST tomorrow to see if these songs make the official cut.