Drake Drops Surprise Single 'Quebec' as 'FOMO' Rollout Grows

Complex reports Drake released a surprise new single "Quebec" on September 19, extending the week-long rollout of his self-funded 'FOMO' short film.

Complex reports that Drake released a surprise new single, "Quebec," on Saturday afternoon, September 19, dedicated to the Canadian city. According to Complex, the track was first teased in Drake's new short film and arrived alongside a full-length visual showing the Toronto rapper posing by a tanning bed, dancing in front of Cam'ron's iconic custom pink Jeep, and showing off his jewelry collection. Complex notes the release is the latest step in the rollout for 'FOMO,' the self-funded short film Drake premiered earlier in the week. Val9ja characterizes 'FOMO,' which arrived September 15, 2026, as a "not so short film" rather than a conventional album rollout, built around the idea of making the most of one summer.

The "Quebec" drop was not the only new material. Complex reports that Drake also released visuals for "Road Trips," "Classic," "Princess," and "True Bestie" — tracks from his Maid of Honour and Habibti projects — with the videos starring Drake's mother, Sandi Graham. According to Complex, the 'FOMO' film itself features cameos from streamer BenDaDonnn, model Winnie Harlow, NBA player Kevin Durant, and Sexyy Red and Stunna Sandy, who appear on the Drake songs "Cheetah Print" and "Outside Tweaking," respectively. Complex also notes that Lena the Plug and Pinkchyu, finalists in the 20 v 1 livestream dating competition, appear in the film.

Val9ja reports that after weeks of cryptic teasers, countdowns, physical CD jewel cases, and fan speculation that 'FOMO' could signal a surprise album or a tour announcement, the project instead arrived as a cinematic release, directed and scored by members of Drake's close creative circle. According to Val9ja, an earlier teaser showed Drake piloting a neon-green speedboat while a narrator raised questions about living a life driven by fear or embracing vulnerability. Drake himself called the work "self-funded surrealism," and Complex quotes his Instagram caption describing it as "a story about making the absolute most of it all in one summer," with the advice that "nobody is coming to save you."

The timing matters for devoted listeners: Complex notes 'FOMO' arrives months after Drake's May release of a three-album run — Maid of Honour, Habibti, and Iceman — making 2026 an unusually dense stretch of output for the OVO boss. Val9ja frames the project as Drake stepping "outside the conventional music-release format to deliver something more visual and experimental," and says it is now available on digital stores as another addition to his eventful 2026 catalogue. With "Quebec" now out and multiple visuals released in a single afternoon, Complex's reporting suggests the rollout is still active, leaving open whether more music or visuals follow from the film's tease pool.