Cheers to the Best Memories

Cheers to the Best Memories is a collaborative studio album between Canadian R&B duo dvsn (vocalist Daniel Daley and producer Nineteen85) and American singer Ty Dolla $ign. Released under OVO Sound, the project represents a significant bridge between the 'Toronto Sound' - characterized by moody, atmospheric production - and the melodic West Coast R&B style. The album is notable for its heavy reliance on classic R&B samples, such as Silk's 'Freak Me' on the opening track, which Nineteen85 flips into a modern context. Critically, the album was praised for the vocal contrast between Daley and Ty, whose styles complement each other's ranges. The project features a poignant posthumous appearance from Mac Miller on 'I Believed It,' alongside guests like Rauw Alejandro and YG. It stands as a more collaborative, outward-looking entry in dvsn's discography compared to their more insular previous works.