Drake and Don Toliver’s “Choosin’ Texas” Remix Is Officially Here

Just in case you haven’t had your Drake fill for the year (heck, for the rest of your life), the rapper has added four unreleased tracks to Habibti that he originally debuted in his not-so-short short film, FOMO, last month.

The newly revamped Habibti (FOMO) includes his flip of Ella Langley’s “Choosin’ Texas,” featuring Don Toliver and now titled “Solar Eclipse,” plus “Quebec,” “Classic PT2,” and another Don Toliver collab that also brings back Yebba, “Cold Shoulder.” Listen below.

Habibti (FOMO) brings the total volumetric quantity of new Drake music released this year up to three hours and ten minutes. That’s not counting the hour and two minutes of music videos—practically a short film in and of itself—he dropped to accompany his 2026 trifecta of Iceman, Habibti, and Maid of Honor.

During the premiere of FOMO, Drake also said that he plans to go on tour next year. Don Toliver put out a new album of his own, Octane, in February. “Choosin’ Texas” recently broke the record for the longest-running No.

1 hit on the U. S. Billboard singles chart, and just picked up a 24th week atop the Hot 100 as of Tuesday. Read Alphonse Pierre’s new Off the Dome column Don Toliver Is Everywhere.

Habibti (FOMO) traz a quantidade volumétrica total de nova música do Drake lançada este ano até três horas e dez minutos. Isso não inclui a hora e dois minutos de videoclipes — praticamente um curta‑metragem em si — que ele lançou para acompanhar sua trifecta de 2026, composta por Iceman, Habibti e Maid of Honor.

Don Toliver put out a new album of his own, Octane, in February. “Choosin’ Texas” recently broke the record for the longest-running No. 1 hit on the U. S. Billboard singles chart, and just picked up a 24th week atop the Hot 100 as of Tuesday.

Read Alphonse Pierre’s new Off the Dome column Don Toliver Is Everywhere. But Why.