The Vault

Early SoundCloud-era cuts that pre-date Don's Atlantic / Cactus Jack signing. Most have been wiped from the platform but preserved by fan archivists. Specific titles `(verify)`.

Material recorded around the 2017 Playa Familia mixtape (with Yungjosh93) that didn't make the public tracklist. The full Playa Familia tracklist itself was never preserved publicly, so the line between 'released' and 'outtake' is blurry. `(verify)`

Don's late-2017 single 'I Gotta' circulated in an earlier rougher mix on SoundCloud before its tidied-up release alongside 'Diva'. Both versions are documented in Don's pre-signing run. `(verify mix dates)`

Tracks recorded for the Donny Womack mixtape that didn't make the final cut. Snippets surfaced occasionally on IG Live.

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The original Don-solo version of 'Diva' (Dec 2017) that pre-dated the September 2018 Kevin Gates remix. Often conflated with the remix in fan reposts; the solo cut is now hard to find on streaming. `(verify)`

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Astroworld-era sessions reportedly produced an alternate cut of 'Can't Say' with extended Don vocals before the final 2018-08-03 album version. Snippet-only; never officially released. `(verify)`

Sessions material from the Heaven or Hell era — some reworked into the Chopnotslop Remix (April 2020), others remain unreleased.

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An earlier rougher demo of 'No Idea' circulated in fan archives before the May 2019 single drop. Same hook, looser arrangement. `(verify)`

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Earlier sessions of 'After Party' before the Travis Scott additional-production polish that defined the released version. Snippets only. `(verify)`

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OG Ron C / Chopnotslop sessions surrounding the April 2020 chopped-and-screwed remix tape. Multiple chopped variants of HoH cuts circulated before the official tracklist locked. Houston-tradition material. `(verify)`

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Several previewed-only tracks aired on Don's Instagram Live during the 2020 lockdown. Some appear to have been reworked for Life of a Don; others never resurfaced. Specific titles `(verify)`.

IG Live snippets and studio teasers from the LOAD rollout that didn't appear on the final 16-track cut.

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Beyond 'Flocky Flocky' and 'You', Don and Travis reportedly cut additional material in 2021 that didn't make LOAD. One snippet aired on IG with Travis ad-libs and never surfaced again. `(verify)`

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Don was on-site at multiple Donda listening events and recording sessions in 2021. 'Moon' is the only released Don-on-Donda credit, but additional reference vocals from those sessions circulate among Kanye-leak archivists. `(verify)`

Beyond 'Broken Road' (Feb 2022), Don tracked additional vocals in the Donda 2 / Stem Player sessions that surfaced as snippets via Kanye-leak channels. `(verify)`

Material recorded for Love Sick between the standard release (Feb 24) and the deluxe four days later (Feb 28). Some likely became the deluxe additions; others remain in the vault.

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James Blake co-produced multiple Love Sick cuts ('Let Her Go', 'Leave the Club', 'Slow Motion'). Snippets of further Blake/Don collaborations from the same sessions appeared briefly on IG and were never finished. `(verify)`

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Don and Kali Uchis have publicly confirmed (in interviews) that they record together regularly outside of released material. Beyond '4 Me', 'Drugs n Hella Melodies', and 'Fantasy', additional duets exist in the vault. Specific titles `(verify)`.

Don teased the possibility of a sixth Volume on Hardstone Psycho in interviews — never materialized but periodically resurfaces in fan speculation.

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Don and Yeat overlapped throughout the Hardstone-era rage-trap pivot. Beyond 'Heavy Stunts' (May 2024) and 'Geeked Up' (Volume E), at least one further snippet surfaced and was never finished. `(verify)`

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Cash Cobain produced 'Attitude' and co-produced 'Ice Age' on Hardstone Psycho. Additional sexy-drill-flavored Don/Cash sessions from the same window remain unreleased. `(verify)`

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During the 2024 Travis Scott Circus Maximus tour (Don supporting), fan-recorded soundcheck snippets captured unreleased Don material that has not officially surfaced. `(verify)`

Material recorded between the JackBoys 2 standard release (2025-07-13) and the deluxe streaming additions (2025-08-20). Don has multiple lead cuts on the project; further leads from the same sessions are reportedly in the vault. `(verify)`

Three separate digital-deluxe versions of Octane shipped, each with one bonus track ('Ease Your Mind', 'Rocket Power' [samples Charli XCX 'Party 4 U'], 'Falling Asleep'). Technically released, but only available on specific bundles — fans treat them as semi-unreleased.

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Octane was recorded December 2024 – January 2026 at Mount Wilson Observatory in California. The reclusive 13-month residency reportedly produced significantly more material than the 18-track final cut. Vault material `(verify)`.

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DJ Candlestick chopped-and-screwed sessions for the April 2026 Choptane EP. Tracklist `(verify)`; Houston tradition suggests additional chopped variants exist beyond the released set.

Released 2026-04-03 as a remix to the Octane track. Counted here because the original Octane LP version of 'Tuition' did not feature Lil Baby — the remix is a separate post-release artifact. Technically released; included for completeness.

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Don's earliest documented studio demo, OG-filenamed 'DEAR_SUMMER- ROUGHMIX- CA 2'. Tied to the Pimp Olympics era and the deleted October 2015 'Dear Summer / Global Wide Pimping' video. Leaked CDQ on 2023-02-21 via the Don Toliver Tracker community.

Pimp Olympics throwaway with Don's longtime collaborator Yung Josh. Leaked in CDQ on 2023-06-12 as part of a wider Pimp Olympics dump (alongside 'Don't Text', 'Fuck That', 'Okay', 'Nextel'). Hosted on pillowcase.su and indexed by the Heystack tracker.

Pimp Olympics-era throwaway leaked CDQ on 2023-06-12 alongside the rest of the dump. One of several never-released Don/Yung Josh duets from the Houston SoundCloud period before the SAP1/SAP2/SAP3 trilogy.

Pimp Olympics throwaway, full CDQ leak on 2023-06-12. Predates Don's signing to Atlantic / Cactus Jack by three years and captures the rough Houston-rap register he later abandoned for melodic singing.

Solo Pimp Olympics throwaway, full CDQ leak on 2023-06-12. Documented by the Heystack Don Toliver Tracker; file circulating on private fan archives.

First previewed on Don's Facebook in 2014 — one of the earliest documented snippets of any Don Toliver track. Low-quality fan rip survives on dbree; full version never surfaced.

One of seven known tracks on the deleted Space Age Pimping 3 mixtape (2015-05-15). Performed live by Don and Yung Josh; the recording never resurfaced beyond a low-quality snippet. The full SAP3 tape was wiped when the duo lost their SoundCloud Pro subscription.

Companion SAP3 track to 'MONEY COMING IN', also performed live but never released in full. The Space Age Pimping trilogy (SAP1 Feb 2015, SAP2 March 2015, SAP3 May 2015) was deleted from SoundCloud and only fragments survive in fan archives.

On 2016-12-10 Don personally handed out a physical-only EP from a Lo-Fi store pop-up in NYC. Tracklist photos confirm 7 tracks including 'He Said', 'Cash Money', 'IDK', 'You Know It', 'Po A 4', 'My Time', and 'Play Me [Clean]'. Tracks 1-2 leaked CDQ in 2023; tracks 3-4 exist only as snippets. The CD itself has never been ripped publicly.

Rougher pre-mix of 'He Said' (track 1 on Life Before Death). Leaked CDQ on 2023-06-12 alongside the album cut. Documents Don's transition from straight-rap into the croon-rap delivery that would define Donny Womack.

Track 3 on the lost Life Before Death EP. First previewed by Don on Twitter in 2017; only a low-quality snippet has ever surfaced. The full version remains on the un-ripped physical CD.

Track 4 on the lost Life Before Death EP. Previewed by Don himself on Snapchat in 2016; multiple short snippet rips circulate via krakenfiles but the full song is locked on the un-ripped CD.

Throwaway from the scrapped Playa Familia 2 mixtape with Yung Josh. First previewed on Yung Josh's YouTube channel on 2016-07-30. Several snippet rips survive but the full track has never leaked.

Playa Familia 2 throwaway, first previewed via Yung Josh's YouTube on 2016-07-30. The Playa Familia 2 sequel was scrapped in early 2018 when Don pivoted to Donny Womack and his Atlantic / Cactus Jack signing.

Playa Familia 2 throwaway, leaked in full CDQ on 2023-06-12 as part of the Pimp Olympics era dump. One of the few PF2 tracks to surface in full quality.

Playa Familia 2 throwaway. First previewed on 2023-03-07 via Yung Josh's Instagram (@yungjosh93_music) — nearly seven years after the recording sessions, suggesting Josh still controls the masters.

Playa Familia 2 throwaway produced by Birdie Bands. Confirmed by trustworthy sources tracked by the Heystack Don Toliver Tracker but no audio has surfaced — purely text-confirmed.

'Thot Hoe' featuring Yung Josh was originally slated as the lead single for Donny Womack but was replaced by 'I Gotta' at the last moment. The two have not collaborated on a release since. The track is the closing chapter of the Don/Josh duo era. `(verify CDQ status)`

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One of nine tracks pulled from early Donny Womack tracklists (alongside 'Thrasher', 'Options', 'In The Field', 'My City', 'All I See', 'High No More', 'Stove', 'Time'). Leaked years later via the YouTube/Spotify leak-playlist circuit.

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Cut from the early Donny Womack tracklist. Documented in three separate early tracklist leaks indexed by Heystack alongside 'C4', 'Options', 'In The Field', 'My City', 'All I See', 'High No More', 'Stove', and 'Time'.

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Early Donny Womack tracklist cut, dropped before the final 13-track August 2018 release. Title only, no audio surfaced publicly.

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One of nine titles that appeared on early leaked Donny Womack tracklists but never made the final cut. Confirmed via three separate tracklist photos.

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Pulled from the early Donny Womack tracklist. Don has often spoken about Houston in interviews; 'My City' was likely the Houston-tribute slot eventually filled by 'Holdin' Steel'.

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Donny Womack early-tracklist title that was scrapped. Confirmed by three separate tracklist leaks tracked by the Heystack Don Toliver Tracker.

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Cut from early Donny Womack tracklists. Title hints at a sober/sobering-up theme that wouldn't return until much later in Don's catalog.

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Documented Donny Womack tracklist throwaway. Title only — no audio has surfaced. Cooking/trap-staple title in line with the Donny Womack era's Houston/Atlanta crossover sound.

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Final entry in the documented nine Donny Womack early-tracklist scraps. Confirmed across three separate tracklist photos but no audio.

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An earlier version of 'After Party' without Travis Scott's vocals leaked, featuring a different beat and outro. Confirmed via Wikipedia and the Heaven or Hell production trail — recorded at the Hawaii Astroworld sessions in July 2018 alongside 'Spaceship' and 'Candy'.

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On 2020-11-24, a folder named 'Don Toliver Deluxe' was visible on Mike Dean's computer during one of his livestreams. Nothing was ever released from it. Tracks remain in Mike Dean's session vault.

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Chase B and Don worked through 2019-2020 on a joint album called Escapism. After 'Cafeteria' (with Gunna) dropped July 2020, multiple album tracks leaked in August 2020 and the project was shelved. In Summer 2023 Chase B hinted the project had been renamed BE VERY AFRAID. Features included Travis, Sheck Wes, Quavo, Gunna, Wiz Khalifa, Key Glock.

Earlier demo version of the Chase B / Don / Gunna single 'Cafeteria' (released 2020-07-24). Surfaced on SoundCloud via UNRELEASExDON and is one of the few Escapism-era tracks to leak in full quality.

Don featured on a leaked Kanye West track from the abandoned 'Bully' album sessions. V7 of the song circulates among Kanye-leak archivists; Don's contribution puts him in the post-Donda 2 Kanye orbit alongside the 'Moon' and 'Broken Road' credits.

Leaked Kanye West track with Don Toliver as featured vocal — credited as a Fat Money reference. Surfaced on SoundCloud via Kanye-leak channels. One of several reference vocals from the Donda 2 / post-Donda Kanye sessions Don passed through.

Donda 2 cut credited to CyHi, Don Toliver, and will.i.am. Leaked via Kanye-fan channels after the Stem Player exclusive release; never made any official Donda 2 streaming version.

Don Toliver is credited as one of several writers/producers on 'True Love' from the Donda 2 unreleased session pool. His vocal presence is buried but the credit is documented on the Kanye West Wiki Donda 2/Unreleased page.

Don performed 'Rolling Stone' live on 2022-07-01 and the song appears on early Love Sick tracklists, but it never made the final 16-track LP or four-track deluxe. A leaked Kid Cudi feature version surfaced on SoundCloud.

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Solo Don ballad from the Heaven or Hell / Love Sick interim window that leaked to YouTube. Never officially released; commonly grouped with the 2022 'Obviously era' fan-tag.

Leaked Don solo cut surfaced on YouTube and the leak-tracker circuit. Loose Love Sick-window dating; never made any official tracklist or deluxe.

Leaked solo Don track circulating on YouTube and the Heystack tracker fan playlists. Sits in the Love Sick / Hardstone Psycho transition window.

Two unreleased Travis Scott × Don Toliver Utopia-era cuts that surfaced together as a high-quality leak in 2023. Neither made Travis's Utopia (July 2023) or Don's Love Sick — they sit in the shared Cactus Jack vault.

An unreleased remix of Travis Scott's 'On Fire' (Utopia, 2023) reportedly featuring Don. Surfaced on YouTube; never officially issued.

Don premiered 'Tore Up' live at Rolling Loud California on 2024-03-17 to officially announce the Hardstone Psycho title. Multiple critics flagged it as a standout rage-rock cut. The studio version eventually appeared on Hardstone Psycho's June 2024 release — but the Rolling Loud preview circulates as its own fan-archive artifact.

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Don first teased the Hardstone Psycho era by performing 'Bandit' (and 'It's Up') during the European leg of the Love Sick tour in October 2023. 'Bandit' eventually became the lead single (2024-02-01); fan-recorded soundboard rips of the early tour version circulate as snippets.

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Companion preview to 'Bandit' from the October 2023 European leg of the Love Sick tour. 'It's Up' never made the Hardstone Psycho final tracklist or deluxe — preserved only via fan tour recordings.

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A snippet from the official Octane trailer was extracted and leaked to YouTube ahead of the 2026-01-30 release. One of several 'OCTANE (LEAK)' YouTube uploads in the rollout window.

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Fan-circulated 'Opposite' leak attributed to the Octane sessions, surfacing on SoundCloud via the unreleasedxcactusjack channel. Did not make the final 18-track LP nor any of the three digital-deluxe variants.

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Don solo leak titled 'Distance' surfaced on YouTube in January 2026 around the Octane rollout. Appears on the Don Toliver Unreleased & Leaks fan playlists; never officially released or attached to a confirmed era.