Tyler, the Creator Chromacopy is here. Listen to the self-produced material Call me if you get lost Follow-up album below. It features Childish Gambino, Schoolboy Q, Teezo Touchdown, Daniel Caesar, Doechii and on “Sticky” Lil Wayne, Glorilla and Sexyy Red Rolling Stone, XXLand others, although there are no guest performers listed on streaming services at the time of writing.

Samples on 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 considered the co-composer of “St. Chroma” and “Tomorrow”.

Tyler, the Creator, led the way inside Chromacopy with a series of noirish, home-made videos: “St. Chroma”, the Ayo Edebiri – with “Noid” and “Thought I Was Dead”. Tyler explained the unconventional timing of the release earlier today, writing on social media last week: “You can listen to it when you wake up, you don't have to deprive yourself of sleep to achieve something that will be there when you wake up *.” ”

At a Chromacopy At a listening event in Los Angeles, Tyler linked the album's themes with his mother's wisdom, Rolling Stone Reports. “Now that I'm 33, all this stuff seems like, 'Oh, that's what the hell she was talking about,'” he said. “'Oh, I'm not the same guy I was when I was 20. Oh shit, people are getting older, people have kids and families.' All I have is a new Ferrari, which feels kind of weird. I have gray hairs on my chest. Life is life. I just wanted to write about things I think about when I'm doodling.”

Tyler will be touring behind the album next year, with stops on three continents.