Bryson Tiller Releases A Futuristic AI-Inspired Trailer For His Upcoming Self-Titled Album
One of the most cherished R&B singers of the 2010s is Bryson Tiller. T R A P S O U L, his debut project, is a seminal record for that particular era of the genre. The Louisville, Kentucky native gave the songwriting and producing his all. It was successful because, some ten years later, it is still enjoyed on heavy rotation.
He was somewhat silent after releasing True to Self in 2017 and A N N I V E S A R Y in 2020. However, he has been providing “Tiller Tuesdays” to Soundcloud followers for the past few months. He has also been releasing singles and EPs for the most part of the year, and the public has been devouring them. As he just revealed in a teaser, Bryson Tiller is finally rewarding the diehard fans with a whole album!
Only a few hours ago, the “Don’t” hitmaker shared an insane collection of pictures on his Instagram. Robots and artificial intelligence are used, as Bryson Tiller develops a lab-based version of himself. He added “Dr. Tiller” to his bio, showing that he is serious about the role. He describes how he has been gradually getting to this point in the caption.
Following the very inventive teaser, Bryson discloses the title of the album and its release date. It will be a self-titled album released on April 5.
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