We'd be very surprised if we didn't hear at least a little bit of his trademark croon on the track… Their last collab, 2013's “Mine”, was a certified slap, so… Renaissance really is a disco album While writing credits don't always translate to features, we can take heart from the fact that Drake is number 2 on the credit list after Beyoncé herself, meaning he had a fairly large role to play. Of course, it's possible that Beyoncé followed Drake's lead… But we know which way we'd place our bet.
With this album expected to lean heavily toward dance, too – as “Break My Soul” has already demonstrated – it seems more likely that Drake caught the way the wind was turning when Beyoncé invited him to the studio. But his inclusion on the credits for Renaissance's "Heated" paints a different picture. Here's what we can gleam from the list… Drake and Beyoncé's respective pivots to dance music were no coincidenceĭrake, ever the sponge of pop music trends, seemed to be at the forefront of a new wave of House music-tinged pop when his album Honestly, Nevermind dropped last month. It's an absolutely stacked list that hints at some intriguing genre-hopping, as well as featuring some of her most-trusted collaborators of old.
The news has since been shared far and wide on Twitter: That the album will feature contributions from the likes of Drake, Jay-Z, Pharrell Williams and Tems, as well as samples from James Brown, Donna Summer and Giorgio Moroder.
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