Three New Drake Tracks Leak Ahead of ‘Iceman’ Album Release
Just 24 hours before the release of his new album ‘Iceman’, three unreleased Drake songs have surfaced online, featuring disses aimed at Kendrick Lamar, Dr. Dre, and LeBron James.
With anticipation building for the release of his upcoming album Iceman—his first solo project since 2023’s For All The Dogs—Drake finds himself at the center of a new leak controversy. Just over 24 hours before the project is set to drop, three unreleased tracks have surfaced online, stirring significant conversation across the hip-hop community.
The leaked material includes a refined, shorter studio version of ‘Supermax,’ a track previously teased during one of the artist’s live streams last year. Additionally, fans have discovered a snippet titled ‘3PM In New Orleans’ and a full-length track currently circulating as ‘1PM In Albany.’ The latter has garnered the most attention for its direct lyrical jabs, with Drake addressing his ongoing tension with Kendrick Lamar, while also taking aim at industry titan Dr. Dre and NBA superstar 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”
While it remains unclear whether these tracks will officially appear on the final tracklist for Iceman, rumors of the project being a double-disc release have fueled speculation that these songs, along with additional material, could arrive at midnight EST. For now, fans are left to analyze the leaks as the industry waits for the official drop.