Don Toliver Enlists Lil Durk and GloRilla for New Single “Leave The Club”
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Don Toliver And Kali Uchis’ Honeyed ‘4 Me’ Celebrates A Pure And Perfect Love
Don Toliver is rolling out his new album, Lovesick, a little over a year since his last full-length project, Life Of A Don. This time around, he says he’s “really locked in on the actual story and the theme of the album” and appeared to be teasing a February release as a nod to Valentine’s Day, a holiday centered around love.
His latest single from the album, “4 Me,” sticks closely to the theme, hijacking an interpolation of Beenie Man’s 2000 Mya collaboration, “Girls Dem Sugar,” to express his devotion to the song’s addressee. The two stars — Don and Kali, that is — have been romantically linked for some time, and previously collaborated on the 2021 track “Drugs N Hella Melodies.”
In addition to sharing the “4 Me,” Toliver also dropped a follow-up single today. “Leave The Club” is a more upbeat track featuring Lil Durk and GloRilla and instead focuses on the sort of chance meeting at a nightclub that sparks chemistry. “I wanna leave the club right now,” Toliver croons on the chorus. Check that out below.
Watch Don Toliver and Kali Uchis’ “4 Me” video above.
Lovesick will be released on February 24 through Atlantic Records. You can preorder it here.
Don Toliver is a Warner Music artist. Uproxx is an independent subsidiary of Warner Music Group.
Don Toliver Taps Lil Durk, GloRilla for “Leave the Club” Single
Love Sick drops next week.
Don Toliver Teased His ‘Lovesick’ Album, Which Seems Like It May Arrive Soon
It looks like Don Toliver‘s upcoming album, Lovesick may arrive in the near future. Today (February 11), the Houston-native singer took to Instagram to drop some hints.
In his Instagram story, the “Do It Right” singer is seen holding a whiteboard reading “Lovesick” at the top. It appears a potential tracklist was smudged out using Instagram effects.
In the next section of the story was a black screen, with text reading “The Month of Love is what they say.”
While it’s not clear what “the month of love” is, it’s safe to assume Toliver is referring to February, especially as we are just days away from Valentine’s Day. Toliver has also cleared his entire Instagram, which, in this day and age, signifies that a new musical era is imminent.
We don’t know a whole lot about Lovesick, however, in a December interview with Clash, Toliver revealed that his upcoming third album will follow a cohesive, sequential narrative.
“On this particular album, I really locked in on the actual story and the theme of the album and basically the tracklist is going in sequence, in motion of the actual story, of what it will be,” he said.
Don Toliver is a Warner Music artist. Uproxx is an independent subsidiary of Warner Music Group.
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Lil Yachty f/ Diana Gordon, “drive ME crazy!”
Chlöe, “Pray It Away”
Rae Sremmurd, “Sucka or Sum”
Zack Bia & Don Toliver, “Hardcore”
Midwxst & Denzel Curry, “Tally”
Kaycyy & BabyTron, “Motown”
SleazyWorld Go, “Robbers and Villains”
Daniel Caesar, “Do You Like Me”
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Zack Bia Connects With Don Toliver For Club-Worthy Debut Single, “Hardcore”
Zack Bia is often seen hanging out with some of the biggest names in the music industry, and now, he’s markedly giving them a run for their money with a debut release of his own. On Friday (January 27), the 26-year-old finally shared his “Hardcore” single which finds him in the producer’s seat, and Don Toliver holding it down on vocals.
“I’ve really been wanting to put music out for a long time, right? And I’ve been working with artists in different capacities forever,” the socialite told Zane Lowe on Apple Music 1 recently. “It’s really a two-part record. It feels like a DJ set. I think we did something really creative.”
Bia further explains, “We gave them two very distinct records that come together as one in a seamless way. I think people will really feel like, ‘Oh, this feels like it’s being DJed live for me.’ And that’s kind of the purpose of it.”
Aside from being a big debut for the DJ, this is also the first time fans have heard Toliver since last November’s “Do It Right.” The unique single found the Houston native switching up his usual sound and embracing experimentation.
On his latest release, however, the 28-year-old sounds like the Cactus Jack star we’ve grown to love since his initial rise on the scene.
Stream Zac Bia and Don Toliver’s “Hardcore” on Spotify or Apple Music below. Additionally, make sure to check in later this weekend for more song recommendations on our weekly Fire Emoji update.
Quotable Lyrics:
I can keep you on the edge
If you promise to keep me in your head
If you get close enough, I’m reaching for your legs
Just give me up for once
Just give me up for once
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Zack Bia Makes Producer Debut With New Don Toliver Collab “Hardcore”
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