"The album is characterised by breadth of expression. Let's Eat Grandma's arty synth-pop sparkle adorns "From The Morning". Bombay Bicycle Club join forces with The Staves for a cleverly arranged take on "Road"; Katherine Priddy's "I Think They're Leaving Me Behind" begins in stately, piano-driven splendour and branches out into rangy folk-rock, like some long-lost Sandy Denny classic ... Even the most ostensibly folky of contributors, the ones you'd expect to sound most like Drake, provide some wildly imaginative interpretations of his songs: Karine Polwart and Kris Drever's "Northern Sky" becomes a tender duet, gaining a delicate shimmer and a soft blush of muted brass ... [Curated partly by the singer's estate manager Cally Callomon, this] is a brilliantly realised, perfectly sequenced tribute that, because of the sheer creative variety on show, never spills over into hagiography, and always prioritises Drake's musical heritage over the cult of his personal history".