The Polaris Prize was ultimately awarded to Buffy Sainte-MarieвЂ™s Power In The Blood, and deservedly so, but the TSOвЂ™s cover of вЂњKnow YourselfвЂќ was a soaring highlight of the gala. The string arrangement elevated the intricacies in the beat by Boi-1da, Vinylz, and Syk Sense, and faithfully reimagined the layered synth leads present in the sample source by вЂ80s kraut-rock outfit Network. After an introduction by Toronto councillor and DrakeвЂ™s right hand man Norm Kelly, the Toronto Symphony Orchestra launched into the opening bars of вЂњKnow Yourself,вЂќ giving the eerie instrumental a lush, cinematic treatment with DrakeвЂ™s vocal replicated by a cello lead. The lyrics of Laugh Now Cry Later are explicit. This instrumental was recorded by Drake and Lil Durk, and released 1 year ago on Friday 14th of August 2020. Lil Durk) is in the key of A Minor, has a tempo of 134 bpm, and is 4 minutes and 21 seconds long. The 6 God couldnвЂ™t be there in person, but Polaris Prize organizers still wanted to feature a live performance to help acknowledge If YouвЂ™re Reading This ItвЂ™s Too Late. The instrumental for Laugh Now Cry Later (feat. The Polaris Gala saw performances by nominees Buffy Sainte-Marie, Braids, Jennifer Castle, Alvvays, and the soon-to-be-renamed Viet Cong, as well as tributes to short-listed albums by BadBadNotGood and Ghostface Killah, Caribou, Tobias Jesso Jr., The New Pornographers, and Drake. The Toronto Symphony Orchestra was runninвЂ™ through the 6 with their bows last night, when the ensemble tackled a string arrangement of Drake вЂ™s вЂњKnow YourselfвЂќ at the Polaris Prize Gala.

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