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Drake Drops New Track With Aaliyah

Toronto rapper guests on posthumous 'Enough Said'

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August 6, 2012 10:25 AM ET

Drake has bolstered reports that he's producing a posthumous album by Aaliyah, posting a new song with her on his blog. "Enough Said" features Aaliyah cooing sensually over a sparse beat, with eerie, stuttering "yeah's" and a striking guest verse from Drake halfway through. 

Aaliyah was 22 when she died August 25th, 2001, in a plane crash. The Drake-produced record would be her second posthumous album, following 2002's I Care 4 U.

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