Don Toliver – Life of a DON

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Artist: Don Toliver

Title: Life of a DON

Year: 2021

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Tracklist

  • 1. XSCAPE (2:36)
  • 2. 5X (2:12)
  • 3. Way Bigger (3:16)
  • 4. Flocky Flocky (feat. Travis Scott) (3:03)
  • 5. What You Need (3:37)
  • 6. Double Standards (3:11)
  • 7. Swangin’ On Westheimer (4:48)
  • 8. Drugs N Hella Melodies (feat. Kali Uchis) (3:18)
  • 9. 2AM (2:45)
  • 10. Get Throwed (2:35)
  • 11. Company Pt 2 (3:31)
  • 12. OUTERSPACE (feat. Baby Keem) (3:46)
  • 13. Smoke (feat. HVN & SoFaygo) (3:19)
  • 14. You (feat. Travis Scott) (3:33)
  • 15. Crossfaded (2:39)
  • 16. BOGUS (3:19)

Review

Get a whiff of Don Toliver's vibrant journey in "Life of a DON," dropped on October 8, 2021. This album paints a bold expansion on his sonic tapestry, unfurling themes of the high-flying lifestyle, romantic revolutions, and personal reflections. Tracks like "Way Bigger" pulse with the heartbeat of rapid success, while "Drugs N Hella Melodies" pulses with the sweetness of a blooming romance, featuring the sultry Kali Uchis. Through these jams, you glimpse the whirlwind of Toliver's ascent and the crests and troughs of making it.

Sonically, "Life of a DON" drips with a fusion of Houston's iconic hip-hop roots marinated in rhythm and blues. With heavy hitters like Mike Dean, Mustard, and Cardo wielding the production brush, each track is a polished masterpiece blending Toliver's high-pitched vocals with glorious trap rhythms. Created by the sea in Miami's Venetian Islands, the album hums with an aura that's both laid-back and electric. Revel in mesmerizing beats like those in "Xscape" or take a thoughtful pause with quieter gems like "Swangin' On Westheimer." Toliver navigates his universe deftly, apexing in tracks like "Outerspace" with Baby Keem—a peek at the burgeoning hip-hop vanguard. Each collaboration adds a different hue to this vibrant soundscape, crafting Don Toliver's vivid declaration of artistic evolution. - Raven

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