Tyler, The Creator Announces New Album Set for October 28 Release

Tyler, The Creator has officially announced that his highly anticipated seventh studio album, CHROMAKOPIA, will be released on October 28. This news comes over a year after the deluxe version of his last project, Call Me If You Get Lost, which debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 and won a Grammy for Best Rap Album. Fans have been eagerly awaiting his next move, and now, Tyler has finally delivered.

The announcement was hinted at on October 16, when Tyler dropped a cryptic video titled “ST. CHROMA.” In the video, he walks through a desert wearing a face mask, as eerie music plays in the background. The video ends with the word CHROMAKOPIA displayed against a green backdrop, sparking a frenzy of theories online. One user, Bobby Foster, speculated that the album will explore themes of inner freedom and self-discovery, based on lyrics from the snippet.

Adding to the excitement, artist Daniel Caesar confirmed his collaboration on the album, while ScHoolboy Q publicly showed support. Tyler’s decision to release the album on a Monday, breaking the industry norm of Friday drops, has only added to the anticipation.

CHROMAKOPIA is now available for pre-sale, and fans can pre-order exclusive merch bundles through the album’s official site.

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