OVO Sound Confirms PARTYNEXTDOOR, DVSN, Majid Jordan & Roy Wood$ Albums

BY Aron A. Updated on November 22, 2022 162 Views

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New albums coming from the OVO Camp.

As Drake rides the wave of More Life, it only leaves more space for the other OVO hit-makers to flourish. The Toronto-oriented label have confirmed new music coming from Majid Jordan, PARTYNEXTDOOR, Roy Wood$ and DVSN this fall. Each artists album has had billboards posted throughout the 6ix promoting their upcoming albums. Expect The Space Between from Majid Jordan, DVSN's The Morning After, PND's Club Atlantis and Roy Wood$ Say Less to be on repeat all fall.

Although Roy Wood$ confirmed his album earlier this year, the upcoming wave of OVO albums are definitely something to look forward to.

Hopefully, we hear this Kanye West feature on the new PND record

Maybe they'll premiere some new music this weekend at OVO Fest.

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