Tyler, the Creator Chromaticity it's here. Listen to the self-production Call me if you get lost next album below. Featuring Childish Gambino, Schoolboy Q, Teezo Touchdown, Daniel Caesar, Doechii and, on “Sticky,” Lil Wayne, Glorilla and Sexyy Red, according to Rolling Stone, XXLand more, though no guest performers are credited on the streaming services at the time of writing.
Samples from the LP include Zambian musician Paul Ngozi on “Noid”, Q-Tip and James Brown on “Darlin, I”, People's Pleasure With Alive and Well on “Take Your Mask Off” and Luke on “Balloon “. Daniel Caesar is credited as composer on 'St. Chroma' and 'Tomorrow'.
Tyler, the Creator led to Chromaticity with a series of noisy, self-directed videos: “St. Chroma', Ayo Edebiri – featuring 'Noid' and 'Thought I Was Dead'. Explaining the unusual early release time this morning, Tyler wrote on social media last week, “YOU CAN HEAR IT WHEN YOU WAKE UP, NO NEED TO LOSE SLEEP FOR SOMETHING THAT WILL BE THERE* WHEN IT'S THERE*. “
In one Chromaticity listening event in Los Angeles, Tyler connected the album's themes to the wisdom passed down from his mother, Rolling Stone exhibitions. “Now that I'm 33, it's all like, 'oh, that's the hell he was talking about,'” he said. “Oh, I'm not the guy I was in my 20s. Oh shit, people grow up, people have kids and families. All I have is a new Ferrari, which is kind of weird. I have a gray hair on my chest. Life is life. I just wanted to write about things I think about when I do dolo's.”
Tyler will tour behind the album next year, with stops on three continents.
