Don Toliver had set his mark on the charts after his near-flawless debut studio album. “Heaven Or Hell,” was certified gold. The 27-year-old Houston rapper solidified his place in rap’s elite with his silky smooth vocals, irresistible hooks, and astral sound. He is still going strong and shows no signs of slowing down.
Toliver released his new album, “Life of a DON,” on Oct. 8, and on this project, it’s evident he has cemented his signature sound and reputation in hip-hop and rhythm and blues (R&B). This album remains true to his euphoric aesthetic and lyrical depictions of sex, drugs, and fame.
But this time, he has upped the tempo with trap-inspired, smoke-clouded production that’s hard-hitting at times, and comforting and soulful at others.
Toliver has a great list of features which includes Travis Scott, HVN, Kali Uchis, Baby Keem, and SoFaygo. His choice to only include three major artists on the album is quite different and shows his desire to only include artists that synthesize and add to his vision. Rather than recruiting a team of big names solely to maximize streams and gain more popularity.
Toliver is a protégé of Travis Scott and is signed on his record label, Cactus Jack Records. With Travis Scott as his mentor and a talented group of artists signed to the label. Including SoFaygo and Sheck Wes. Toliver is the epitome of a natural talent who was given the right opportunity to grow into one of the most talented artists taking over the game.
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