Drake releases ‘FOMO’ four-pack featuring Don Toliver

Noah Miller 10/02/2026

The music world is buzzing with fresh releases, and Drake is back to demonstrating his knack for creating viral moments. Weeks after his short film FOMO premiered, four tracks from the project have officially hit streaming services, packaged as the HABIBTI deluxe edition. This package features exciting collaborations, including two tracks with Don Toliver, bringing a new wave of hip-hop energy to the digital airwaves.

The new musical offering includes tracks like Cold Shoulder featuring Don Toliver and Yebba, alongside Solar Eclipse, which cleverly interpolates Ella Langley’s record-breaking hit “Choosin’ Texas.” This crossover appeal highlights Drake’s ability to blend current trends with established hits, ensuring that every release has something new and compelling for listeners.

Drake had previously teased these tracks, announcing they would be available on streaming earlier this week. This strategy effectively feeds into the narrative of the short film, creating a sustained campaign that keeps fans engaged and demanding new content.

The content itself is rich with sonic connections. One track already found traction, as “Miss My Dawg,” a collaboration with Yeat, was featured in Yeat’s COCOON EP from September, showcasing the collaborative potential of the release.

Beyond the recent stream, Drake continues to solidify his status as a dominant force in music. Two decades into his decorated career, he continues to set industry benchmarks. His massive hit “ICEMAN”>ICEMAN,” known as “Janice STFU,” remains his longest-running No. 1 on the Hot Rap Songs chart, achieving a remarkable 19 weeks at the summit to break ties with other major anthems.

This ongoing success fuels Drake’s momentum as he prepares for the next chapter of his career. He is gearing up for his first North American tour since 2023’s It’s All A Blur Tour”>It’s All A Blur Tour, with plans set for a world tour next year. As he steps onto the global stage, Drake continues to raise the bar, delivering music that is both commercially potent and culturally resonant.