Whereas full credit haven’t but been launched, opener “Huge Poe” finds Tyler embodying the titular alter-ego alongside an as-yet-anonymous visitor rapper and a pattern of Busta Rhymes’ “Move the Courvoisier Half II,” which featured P. Diddy and Pharrell Williams.
Tyler, the Creator’s rollouts for his albums have typically been fairly quick, however Don’t Faucet the Glass arrives with the least discover but. Right here’s a short historical past, excluding the pretty historically promoted Goblin and Wolf: Tyler introduced Cherry Bomb only a handful of days earlier than its launch, however followers bought a bit extra time (15 days) earlier than he dropped Flower Boy. He trimmed that all the way down to 11 days for Igor, however solely eight days separated the announcement and launch of Name Me If You Get Misplaced. For Chromakopia, Tyler as soon as once more let 11 days go between announcement and the album’s launch. Even with the quick rollouts, Tyler at all times made certain to launch pre-album singles, however that was not the case for Don’t Faucet the Glass.
Tyler stays on tour in assist of Chromakopia. He nonetheless has exhibits left to play in the US, Canada, New Zealand, Australia, Japan, South Korea, Thailand, and the Philippines. He’s additionally resulting from headline main North American music festivals together with Lollapalooza and Outdoors Lands. See his newest tour dates right here.
Revisit “The 100 Greatest Albums of the 2020s So Far,” that includes Tyler, the Creator’s Name Me If You Get Misplaced at No. 92.
