Drake shared a video for his new song “8AM in Charlotte”: watch

Drake shared the song “8AM in Charlotte” ahead of the release of his new album. For all dogs, which is set to release at midnight ET. The video stars his son Adonis Graham and includes an intro in which he explains the illustration he just drew. (Adonis also did the album cover he drew for his father’s record.) Drake worked on the song with producer and conductor Williams, a subsidiary of Griselda Records. Watch the video below.

For all dogs, which likely includes SZA’s recent collaboration “Slime You Out,” was pushed back from its scheduled September 22 release date as Drake cited his It’s All a Blur tour with 21 Savage. “I owe you all these memories we are creating and wherever we have missed out to date we will definitely be back,” he wrote. Had For all dogs arrived on September 22nd, as planned, to be released alongside Doja Cat’s new album. Scarlet.

The first remark is that For all dogs

will be released in June to coincide with the release of Drake’s poetry collection. Titles ruin everything. “I made an album for the book. They say they miss old girl Drake, don’t tempt me. FOR ALL DOGS.”

“8AM in Charlotte” is Drake’s latest song dedicated to time and place. He started his timestamp series in 2010 with “9am in Dallas” and then shared “5am in Toronto”, “6pm in New York”, “4pm in Calabasas” and “7am on the Bridle”. His More life close, “Do Not Disturb” is also an honorable entry into the series as he raps, “7am in Germany, can’t believe they heard of me.”