Obsession In Motion

This track is a fan-made, non-commercial remix of Don Toliver’s unreleased song Tiramisu. I’ve added my own verse and outro to expand and complete the instrumental, creating a fresh, transformative version of the original. The original composition, melody, and lyrics remain Don Toliver’s work—all credit goes to him and the original producers.

This remix is for entertainment, fan enjoyment, and artistic reinterpretation only. It is not monetized, sold, or used for commercial purposes in any way. I respect the original creators and will remove this track immediately upon request by Don Toliver or the rights holders.

Disclaimer: This is a fan remix, and no part of this track is intended to infringe on copyrights or misrepresent the original work.

TIRAMISU (with Don Toliver)

SAMPLES CLEARED AND USED RESPONSIBILY PLSSS KEEP THIS UP

⚠️ DISCLAIMER ⚠️
This is an unofficial remix of the unreleased track “BANGAZ” by Destroy Lonely & Don Toliver.
I do not own the vocals or original material — this is strictly a non-commercial fan remix for fun and creative purposes only. All credit goes to Destroy Lonely & Don Toliver.

BANGAZ (with Don Toliver, Destroy Lonely, & Playboi Carti)

SUPERIOR, INFERIOR

POW WOW (feat. Smino & Saba)
This is my take on an unreleased track originally by Smino & Saba. I added my own verses and creative touches while keeping the energy and vibe of the original.

Important notes:
	•	Non-commercial / not monetized
	•	For fan enjoyment and music exploration only
	•	Credits to Smino & Saba for the original unreleased work
	•	All added vocals and production choices are my own

Enjoy, share, and vibe responsibly!

POW WOW (with Smino & Saba)

⚠️ DISCLAIMER
This is an unofficial remix/compilation created purely for non-commercial, transformative, and archival purposes. I do not own the original instrumental, vocals, or samples. All rights belong to their respective artists and copyright holders.

TIPTOE combines creative elements inspired by Playboi Carti’s R.I.P, Tyler’s remix idea, and Denzel Curry’s freestyle over the same beat. This track is not for sale, not for profit, and not affiliated with the original artists or labels.

If you enjoy it, please go support the official releases from the original creators.

I BEG U PLS KEEP THIS UP, ILL DO ANYTHING

TIPTOE (with Tyler, the Creator & Denzel Curry)

VAN GOGH (with Vince Staples, SZA & The Alchemist)
A cinematic collage of sound — blending textures, voices, and moods into something new. Inspired by rare moments from SZA, Vince Staples, and The Alchemist, this piece paints gratitude and peace like brushstrokes on a canvas. A warm sunrise for the ears.

For the culture, non-profit, fan-made. Uses “Van Gogh” from Vince & Al (unreleased) & off the record/never miss by SZA (unreleased) remixes and cleared samples 

DONT TAKE THIS DOWNNNN

VAN GOGH (with Vince Staples, SZA, & The Alchemist)

Fan made unofficial remix non monetized. Uses unreleased track “Easy” by Don Toliver

EASY [with Don Toliver]

This is a non-monetized, non-commercial remix of No More Old Men featuring Chance the Rapper and Jamila Woods. It reflects on closure, the struggles of aging, the hopes of new generations, and the challenges our world faces—from freedom of speech to school shootings and economic hardship. All vocals and elements are used respectfully for creative purposes only.

Soul Part 1 (with Jamila Woods)

This is an unofficial remix inspired by the unreleased song Aliens by Cordae & Denzel Curry, produced by Take a Daytrip. Not available on any streaming platforms—originally heard only on the iFruit Radio station in GTA.

alienz (with denzel curry & cordae)

Produced by: SQUALAY (vocal-only remake)
Featuring: SQUALAY & Steve Lacy (layered vocals)
Sample/Interpolation: “Star Line Freestyle” by Chance the Rapper and “911 / Mr. Lonely” by Tyler, The Creator & Steve Lacy

Call Me Sometime opens with a reconstructed version of Tyler, The Creator’s “911 / Mr. Lonely,” reimagined entirely through the voice of SQUALAY. Every layer of the beat — from percussion to harmony — is built from SQUALAY’s own vocals, creating an acapella landscape that blends seamlessly with Steve Lacy’s original tone. The result is an ethereal reinterpretation that feels both handmade and heavenly, like a live jam recorded in zero gravity.

The verse draws inspiration from Chance the Rapper’s Star Line Freestyle, carrying that same vivid, surreal swagger — transforming self-assurance into cinematic poetry. The song’s first sixteen bars stand as a statement of clarity and arrival: confronting old feuds, shedding dead weight, and reclaiming confidence.

As SQUALAY and Lacy’s voices blur into one, Call Me Sometime becomes both an emotional purge and an artistic rebirth — a call to connection, honesty, and self-worth in the wake of chaos.

CALL ME SOMETIME (with Chance The Rapper, SQUALAY, & Steve Lacy)

Dominator

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