Drake is giving fans a reason to revisit one of his most celebrated albums as he prepares to release “Hate Sleeping Alone” on Spotify at midnight on November 13, 2026, just ahead of the 15th anniversary of Take Care.
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Originally released as a bonus track Drake to Release “Hate Sleeping Alone” on Streaming Platforms Ahead of Take Care 15th Anniversary
on the deluxe edition of Take Care in 2011, “Hate Sleeping Alone” has remained a fan favorite despite being unavailable on Spotify for years. While the record was accessible through Apple Music and YouTube, its arrival on Spotify will introduce the song to a wider streaming audience.
The release comes as Take Care prepares to celebrate its 15th anniversary on November 15. Released in 2011, Drake’s sophomore album helped establish him as one of Hip-Hop’s biggest stars, featuring records such as “Marvins Room,” “Headlines,” “Crew Love,” “The Motto,” and “Take Care” featuring Rihanna.
The Grammy-winning project became a defining moment in Drake’s career, blending emotional storytelling, atmospheric production, and R&B influences that helped shape his signature sound.
Fifteen years later, Drake is revisiting that era by making one of the album’s overlooked gems more widely available.
For longtime fans, the release offers another opportunity to celebrate a project that helped define an entire generation of Hip-Hop.
DRAKE HATE SLEEPING ALONE (DSP) MIDNIGHT Dropping ahead of the 15-year anniversary of ‘Take Care’ https://t.co/cgKUmiekSl
— Complex Music (@ComplexMusic) November 12, 2026
