Don Toliver

Heaven Or Hell

Heaven or Hell ? Dear Don, no matter what happens, you will go to heaven.

The expectation around the MVP nominee Don Toliver was quite impressive, maybe too strong unfortunately, maybe that's what can give this impression of disappointment at first. Personally I think that by giving him time, he ended up seducing me. It's important to keep in mind that Don Toliver is still a young rapper, in the sense of experience, who really started his career two years ago. His first mixtape presents a ... read more

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Heaven Or Hell: Melodic Travis Scott

'Heaven or Hell', Don Toliver's debut album may not be an album that would change trap forever like a lot of us expected it to, dropping five years after Travis Scott's 'Rodeo' which is what introduced the world to this auto-tune reliant trap sound, but does branch out the entire genre of auto-tune trap as Travis is no longer in a world of is own, containing a few classic gems in the form of 'Euphoria' and 'No Idea', with Travis Scott ... read more

Don Toliver's Heaven or Hell fails to impress. While there are a few tracks that stand out, the majority of the production feels underwhelming and uninspired. The Travis Scott verse on "Euphoria" is particularly uninteresting and Sheck Wes's feature on "Spaceship" is underwhelming. Additionally, the heavy use of autotune on Don Toliver's voice often comes across as amateurish and doesn't always work. This is disappointing as it takes away from the potential power of his ... read more

There's definitely some duds on here, but where this album shines like on bangers as "After Party" and "Can't Feel My Legs" Don Toliver really shows where he can be different than Travis.