Tyler, The Creator has officially released his highly anticipated seventh studio album, Chromakopia, on October 28, 2024.
Following a three-year hiatus since his last project, Call Me If You Get Lost, this album continues to showcase Tyler’s innovative approach to music, blending genres and featuring a variety of artists.
Tracklist and Features
Chromakopia consists of 14 tracks, all written, produced, and arranged by Tyler Okonma himself. The album features several notable collaborations that enhance its eclectic sound. Here’s the complete tracklist:
- St. Chroma (Feat. Daniel Caesar)
- Rah Tah Tah
- Noid
- Darling, I (Feat. Teezo Touchdown)
- Hey Jane
- I Killed You (Feat. Childish Gambino)
- Judge Judy
- Sticky (Feat. GloRilla, Lil Wayne & Sexyy Red)
- Take Your Mask Off
- Tomorrow
- Thought I Was Dead (Feat. ScHoolboy Q)
- Like Him
- Balloon (Feat. Doechii)
- I Hope You Find Your Way Home
Highlights of the Album
- Lead Singles: The album was preceded by the singles “St. Chroma” and “Noid,” which were released as teasers that hinted at the album’s themes and stylistic direction.
- Collaborative Spirit: Featuring artists like Daniel Caesar and Childish Gambino, the collaborations on Chromakopia add depth to Tyler’s already rich sound.
- Thematic Depth: The album is rumored to draw inspiration from the character Chroma the Great from The Phantom Tollbooth, suggesting a narrative that explores color and creativity through music.
Marketing and Release Strategy
Tyler opted for a unique release strategy by dropping Chromakopia on a Monday at 6 AM EST, diverging from the traditional Friday releases. The marketing campaign included visually striking teasers and promotional trucks traveling across Texas, further building anticipation for the album launch.
As fans dive into Chromakopia, discussions are already underway regarding its potential impact on the year’s best-of lists, given Tyler’s previous accolades with albums like Igor and Call Me If You Get Lost.
With its innovative sound and artistic vision, Chromakopia positions Tyler, The Creator as a continually evolving force in contemporary music.
