Drake Releases 4 'FOMO' Tracks to Streaming Services Following Short Film Premiere

Drake has officially brought four new tracks from his recent "Fear of Missing Out" short film to major streaming platforms on Friday, Oct. 2, expanding the release era following his previous project rollouts earlier this year, according to reporting by Billboard. The Canadian superstar had previously previewed the music during his "FOMO" visual release on Sept. 15 before confirming to fans during a live stream that a selection of the featured songs would be making their way to digital streaming providers.

The release was teased earlier in the week during a gambling broadcast on the Kick streaming platform, where Drake shared details about the incoming tracks, according to Billboard. Speaking to viewers during the stream, Drake stated that all the songs fans had been asking about, or at least enough of them, were scheduled to arrive on streaming services on Thursday, setting the stage for the four-song drop.

Among the four tracks included in the streaming package are two collaborative songs featuring artist Don Toliver, according to Billboard. One of those collaborations, titled "Solar Eclipse," has drawn notable attention for Drake's interpolation of Ella Langley's country anthem "Choosin' Texas," a track that has spent a record-setting 24 consecutive weeks atop the Billboard Hot 100 chart.

The second track featuring Don Toliver is "Cold Shoulder," which Billboard reports was highly anticipated by listeners who had been requesting an official streaming launch following its initial placement in the short film project. Alongside the Toliver collaborations, the new four-pack includes an extended version of "Classic" from HABIBTI, as well as the solo track "Quebec."

In "Quebec," Drake leans into a celebratory vibe, turning his kitchen space into an Ibiza-style dance party, as reported by Billboard. The visual treatment for the track features luxury elements, including a rare Jaguar, a pink Range Rover inspired by Harlem rapper Cam'ron, and a diamond-encrusted watch, showcasing the artist's signature visual aesthetic.

This strategic drop comes just one week after pop artist Taylor Swift released a four-track addition to her own catalog with "The Life of a Showgirl: The Encore," Billboard noted. Drake's recent output builds on a dominant stretch in 2026, during which he earned his 15th No. 1 album on the Billboard 200 chart with ICEMAN and secured his 14th No. 1 hit on the Billboard Hot 100 chart with the single "Janice STFU."

Furthermore, Billboard reported that Drake made chart history earlier in May when his three project releases—ICEMAN, HABIBTI, and MAID OF HONOUR—swept the top three positions on the Billboard 200 simultaneously, marking the first time any artist has accomplished that feat in the history of the chart.