Featured Artist

Lil Durk

Born Durk Derrick Banks in Chicago in 1992, Lil Durk is the founder of Only the Family (OTF) and one of the most influential Chicago drill rappers of his generation — a singer-rapper whose catalog (Just Cause Y'all Waited 2, The Voice, 7220, Almost Healed, Deep Thoughts) has produced multiple #1 albums and made him one of streaming's most-consumed artists. He teamed with Memphis breakout GloRilla on 'Leave the Club' from Don's Love Sick (2023, produced by OZ) — one of the album's hardest-hitting cuts. The track sits Durk's melodic-drill cadence next to Don's velvety hook and GloRilla's percussive bark, producing one of the most stylistically ambitious three-way features in Don's catalog. It also marks one of the few times Don has worked with a rapper from outside the Atlanta/Houston/Toronto orbits that dominate his collaborator network — a deliberate Midwest reach. Durk's broader catalog and his role in shaping post-2017 Chicago drill into a melodic, introspective mode positions him as one of the genre's most versatile voices; 'Leave the Club' captures that range inside a single Don-led record.