In a significant nod to the enduring influence of Caribbean music, Canadian rapper Drake has sent a personalized gift package to Trinidad and Tobago soca legend Denise Belfon. This gesture follows the incorporation of Belfon’s iconic hit ‘Work’ in Drake’s latest album. The package, replete with OVO-branded merchandise, also included a handwritten note from Drake and his team, expressing their gratitude for Belfon’s contribution to the project.
Belfon’s ‘Work’, a classic anthem with its memorable ‘Put Yuh Back In It’ hook, was sampled on ‘BBW’, a track from Drake’s new album ‘Maid of Honor’. Belfon, affectionately referred to as ‘OVO Denise’ in the note, confirmed that all necessary permissions and clearances were secured prior to the track’s release.
This acknowledgment from Drake, one of the world’s biggest artists, serves as a testament to the lasting impact of Belfon’s music, decades after its release. It also highlights the global reach of Caribbean music and the significant cultural contributions of Trinidad and Tobago. Belfon’s song ‘Work’, once a staple on dance floors across the Caribbean, has now found its place in a Drake album, proving that great music knows no boundaries.
Fans have lauded this moment as a well-deserved recognition for Belfon. The personalized gift from OVO not only celebrates her contribution to the album but also acknowledges the role her music has played in shaping sounds that continue to resonate around the world.
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