Drake Drops Four New ‘FOMO’ Songs on HABIBTI Deluxe Featuring Don Toliver
Drake is keeping the pressure on with another wave of new music.
The Toronto superstar has released four additional tracks as part of the deluxe edition of HABIBTI (FOMO), expanding the project and giving fans even more material to digest.
The new release also includes collaborations with Don Toliver, bringing together two artists known for blending hip-hop, R&B and melodic production.
Drake Keeps the Music Coming
Rather than allowing the original release to sit for months before returning with new material, Drake is extending the conversation around HABIBTI with four more records.
The strategy gives listeners another reason to return to the project while potentially creating new opportunities for individual songs to gain traction across streaming platforms and social media.
Deluxe releases have become an important part of the modern streaming era. Instead of treating an album as a single moment, artists can continue adding music and creating new promotional cycles around the same project.
For an artist with Drake's enormous catalog and audience, that approach can keep a release active long after its initial arrival.
Don Toliver Joins the FOMO Expansion
Don Toliver's involvement adds another major name to the release.
Toliver has developed his own lane by combining atmospheric production, melodic vocals, hip-hop and R&B influences. His sound makes him a natural collaborator for Drake's more melodic side.
The collaboration also connects two generations of artists who have benefited from a music industry increasingly driven by streaming, playlists and songs that move easily between hip-hop and R&B audiences.
Drake's Longevity Remains Part of the Story
Beyond the four new songs, the release highlights something that has defined Drake's career: adaptation.
Music consumption has changed dramatically since Drake emerged in the late 2000s. Downloads gave way to streaming. Albums became increasingly influenced by playlist culture. TikTok and short-form video became major discovery engines. Artists began releasing music more frequently to maintain attention.
Drake has repeatedly adjusted his release strategy and sound as those changes happened.
That doesn't guarantee every record will become a hit, but his willingness to experiment with different sounds, collaborators and release strategies has helped keep him at the center of mainstream music conversations for years.
The FOMO Era Continues
With four additional records now attached to HABIBTI, Drake is extending another chapter of one of the largest catalogs in modern hip-hop.
The next question is which of these records listeners ultimately gravitate toward.
In today's music business, releasing the songs is only the beginning.
Streaming numbers, playlist placement, social-media activity and fan response will determine which FOMO record separates itself from the pack.
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