The slower, stripped-back instrumental showcases Tiller’s vocals and emotion.

“T R A P S O U L” ends with “Right My Wrongs.” The best track on the album, has a more traditional R&B sound. “Sorry Not Sorry” is an anti-gold digger anthem. The beat, containing a Street Fighter sample, is layered with fast rolling hi-hats and a deep, heavy, speaker-knocking 808. “Sorry Not Sorry,” is the catchiest and most upbeat instrumental of the project. “502 Come Up” has Tiller embracing his new-found fame, but he is still ambitious and is still on his grind for more. “Rambo, they begging for Mercy, like Lambo / No they told me kill them all, god damn though / I know they want to see me fall, look where I am though.” In “Rambo,” he compares himself to the movie character, Rambo, over a chilling, haunting, melodic piano and gritty drums.

These songs are aggressive and menacing, and are seeped with Tiller’s swag and braggadocio. Songs like “Rambo” and “502 Come Up,” incorporate Tiller’s rap-singing abilities. Over a very dark, eerie, spacey beat, he sings, “Don’t wanna act all nonchalant, that would mean that everything we talked about was all for nothin’ / Ohh, girl you know I’ve been sufferin’.”īut not all the album is about the 22-year-old spilling out his feelings to women. On “Open Interlude,” he shows his vulnerability again as he opens up to his girl. “Say this sh*t once, say this sh*t two times / I won’t stop til I get what’s mine / I know I f*cked up one too many times,” Tiller pleads. On the song, “The Sequence,” he begs to his girl to give him a second chance and take him back. Tiller doesn’t hold back on his true feelings and is lyrically candid throughout the album. “Girl said he keeps on playing games and his loving ain’t the same / I don’t know what to say-ay but what a shame / If you were mine you would not get the same / If you were mine you would top everything,” he croons over a soothing, dark, shadowy beat. The song, that gained the attention of the aforementioned Drake, has Tiller singing about wanting to be with a girl who is being mistreated by her current man. His song “Don’t,” the fifth track off the album has gained 29 million views on his SoundCloud page. The 14-track album is filled with chill, laid back vibes and dense, atmospheric bass and 808-heavy production. The self-proclaimed creator of the “trapsoul” sound/genre, his debut album is a combination of old school soul and introspection, with new school “trap” influenced production. This has led to major co-signs from Drake, Timbaland, Apple Music and even Sylvester Stallone (go figure, right?). Tiller gained notoriety and attention through his very successful SoundCloud page. Bryson Tiller, the 22-year-old singer-rapper hailing from Louisville, KY, released his debut album, “T R A P S O U L,” on Oct.

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