Total Studio Albums and Release Timeline
Drake has released 8 studio albums as of the latest public discography data. His debut studio album, Thank Me Later, arrived in 2010 and debuted at number one on the US Billboard 200. Each subsequent album expanded his catalog with new projects under labels including Young Money Entertainment, Cash Money Records, and Republic Records.
The 8 studio albums are Thank Me Later, Take Care, Nothing Was the Same, Views, More Life, Scorpion, Certified Lover Boy, and Her Loss. Her Loss, a collaborative album with 21 Savage, is counted among his official studio releases. These projects span multiple years and include both solo and joint efforts that charted globally.
Albums, Labels, and Commercial Performance
Drake's albums have been released through a combination of Young Money Entertainment, Cash Money Records, Republic Records, and OVO Sound. Certified Lover Boy and Her Loss both achieved multi-platinum certifications from the RIAA. These certifications reflect millions of equivalent units consumed across streaming and sales.
Several albums reached number one on the Billboard 200, including Take Care, Nothing Was the Same, Views, More Life, Scorpion, Certified Lover Boy, and Her Loss. Billboard data shows that Drake holds multiple chart records, such as the most top 10 entries among rappers. His albums also performed strongly on international charts, including the UK Albums Chart and Canadian Albums Chart.
Discography Context and Recent Releases
Studio Albums vs. Other Projects
The 8 studio albums are distinct from Drake's compilation albums, mixtapes, and collaborative projects. Projects like Dark Lane Demo Tapes and What a Time to Be Alive are classified as mixtapes or collaborative albums and are not counted in the studio album total. This distinction is based on how Drake and his labels have officially categorized each release.
Recent and Upcoming Work
Her Loss, released in 2022 with 21 Savage, is the most recent studio album in Drake's catalog. As of the latest public updates, no new solo studio album has been officially announced. Drake continues to release singles and collaborative projects while maintaining his core studio album count at 8.
Chart and Streaming Milestones
Drake's studio albums have generated billions of streams on platforms such as Spotify and Apple Music. His catalog remains among the most streamed in hip hop and R&B, reinforcing his position in global music rankings. These streaming figures contribute to the ongoing commercial performance of each studio release.
Key Takeaways
Drake has 8 studio albums, with Her Loss as the latest addition. His discography includes multiple chart-topping, multi-platinum projects released through major labels. The distinction between studio albums and other releases helps clarify the total count and commercial impact of his work.