Drake And 21 Savage’s ‘Her Loss’: All Of The Info To Know, Including The Release Date, Features, And Artwork

11/4/22 Update: Her Loss is out now. Stream it here.

11/3/22 Update: As expected, Drake and 21 Savage unveiled the tracklist to Her Loss. You can check that out (without features for the time being) below.

1. “Rich Flex”
2. “Major Distribution”
3. “On BS”
4. “Backoutsideboyz” (without 21 Savage)
5. “Privileged Rappers”
6. “Spin Bout U”
7. “Hours In Silence”
8. “Treacherous Twins”
9. “Circo Loco”
10. “Pussy & Millions” Feat. Travis Scott
11. “Broke Boys”
12. “Middle Of The Ocean” (without 21 Savage)
13. “Jumbotron Sh*t Poppin” (without 21 Savage)
14. “More M’s”
15. “3AM On Glenwood” (without Drake)
16. “I Guess It’s F*ck Me” (without 21 Savage)

11/2/22 Update: With just a couple of days left until the album’s release, Drake and 21 Savage took to Instagram to reveal the cover art for Her Loss. The artwork is a picture of model Qui Yasuka, better known as Suki Baby, which you can view below.

11/1/22 Original Article:

Drake and 21 Savage recently announced their collaboration album, Her Loss. Originally scheduled to release on October 28, it was postponed until November 4, after the album’s main producer, Noah “40” Shebib, contracted COVID. “Our brother @ovo40 got Covid while mixing and mastering the crack so he’s resting up,” Drake shared on Instagram.

The news came as a surprise to fans, after Drake used his music video for “Jimmy Cooks” from his album Honestly, Nevermind to unveil that they’d be collaborating even more. Throughout the years, the duo has appeared in a handful of each other’s songs — including 2021’s “Knife Boy” on Drake’s Certified Lover Boy and 2020’s “Mr. Right Now” on 21 Savage’s Savage Mode II.

As for the features, cover art, and tracklist for Her Loss, it seems to be kept pretty under wraps — with the exception of Noah “40” Shebib doing production. Good news is the album will be out before we know it.

Drake and 21 Savage are promoting it around NYC in a very unique way, though. It finds them on a self-made Vogue cover, with a quote from 21 that reads, “You have to be political,” above the caption, “21 Savage is not holding back.” Both printed copies and poster versions are making their way around the city.

https://twitter.com/drakerelated/status/1587184111755485184

Her Loss is out now via OVO/Republic Records. You can stream it here.