Drake released four new songs Thursday night as part of “HABIBTI (FOMO),” an expanded edition of his 2026 album. The release includes collaborations with Houston rapper Don Toliver and singer Yebba.
The new tracks became available on streaming platforms at midnight Eastern time on Oct. 2. They previously appeared in Drake’s “Fear of Missing Out,” or “FOMO,” short film.
Drake’s ‘HABIBTI (FOMO)’ Adds Four Tracks
The expanded album adds “Solar Eclipse,” “Quebec,” “Cold Shoulder” and “Classic PT2.” The original version of “HABIBTI” contained 11 songs when it arrived in May.
“Solar Eclipse” features Don Toliver and reworks elements of Ella Langley’s country hit “Choosin’ Texas.” Drake initially previewed the collaboration during the “FOMO” film in September.
The track combines Drake’s melodic style with Toliver’s vocals and several Texas references. Its release also gives the project a Houston connection through Toliver, who was born and raised in the city.
“Quebec” is a solo Drake track. “Classic PT2” extends “Classic,” a song from the original “HABIBTI” tracklist.
“Cold Shoulder” brings Drake and Toliver together again while also featuring Yebba. The singer has previously worked with Drake and appeared on his 2021 album “Certified Lover Boy.”
Songs First Appeared in ‘FOMO’ Film
Drake debuted the four tracks in his self-funded “FOMO” film before releasing them through official streaming services.
The film featured videos connected to music from his 2026 projects. It also included previously unreleased material and footage of Drake traveling, exercising and performing in different locations.
“Solar Eclipse,” “Quebec” and “Cold Shoulder” have also received visual treatments. The expanded release combines the original album with the additional songs and related videos.
Apple Music identifies “HABIBTI (FOMO)” as Drake’s latest release. The platform describes it as a new deluxe edition featuring four previously unreleased tracks.
Don Toliver Adds Houston Presence
Don Toliver appears on two of the four new songs. The Houston artist released his own album, “Octane,” earlier in 2026.
His involvement is especially notable on “Solar Eclipse.” The song transforms the country foundation of “Choosin’ Texas” into a slower hip-hop and R&B production.
The original song became a major chart success before Drake unveiled his version. Drake and Toliver’s interpretation gives the track a new arrangement while keeping its Texas-centered theme.
According to Pitchfork, all four additions originally debuted through the “FOMO” film.
Release Continues Drake’s Busy 2026
Drake released “HABIBTI” in May alongside two other projects, “ICEMAN” and “MAID OF HONOUR.” The three-album release marked one of the most active periods of his career.
The original “HABIBTI” featured Sexyy Red, Loe Shimmy, PARTYNEXTDOOR and Qendresa. Its sound leaned toward R&B while still incorporating Drake’s familiar mix of singing and rap.
“HABIBTI (FOMO)” is now available through Apple Music, Spotify and other major streaming services. For Texas listeners, “Solar Eclipse” stands out as the release’s clearest regional connection, pairing Drake with one of Houston’s most prominent contemporary artists.