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Ludwig Goransson & Don Toliver Team Up In “Flames Of Fortune”

Rating: 4 out of 5.
cover art for Don Toliver in Flames of Fortune

The Sinners soundtrack is already looking so good.

Ludwig Göransson and Don Toliver dropped a new single together on April 18th, and it was nothing like what I expected. The track comes from the soundtrack of the upcoming movie Sinners, and it has a unique, old-fashioned feel.

“Flames of Fortune” leans heavily into a folksy sound with deep country influences, but it still weaves in subtle touches of modern pop and hip-hop. The instrumentation immediately caught my attention—you can hear layers of string instruments and even harmonica-like tones. It’s a track that feels beautiful and serene, yet also soulful and slightly eerie.

Overall, it’s not the kind of sound I’d usually expect from a Don Toliver feature—but I’m definitely not mad at it. The track works surprisingly well, and now I’m even more hyped to see the film.

Check out Ludwig Göransson and Don Toliver in “Flames of Fortune” below.

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