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Bryson Tiller at Wireless Festival 2025

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Key Takeaways:

• Tiller’s new challenge begins with ‘The Vices,’ the primary half of his double album, arriving Aug. 8.
• The album leans into rap, with manufacturing from Charlie Heat, Teddy Walton, Hitmaka, and Gravez.
• He recorded the challenge sober, aiming to show he might create with out counting on vices.

Bryson Tiller simply dropped a significant replace about Solace & The Vices. On Wednesday (July 30), the singer introduced the discharge date for the primary half of his upcoming two-part album.

“Part one of my double album comes Aug. 8. Welcome to Vice City, baby!” Tiller stated in a video shared on Instagram. According to him, the challenge will likely be “very rap-heavy,” however similar to its counterpart, it gained’t essentially match into one style.

“With The Vices, I decided to get rid of my vices completely and prove to myself that I didn’t need weed, alcohol [or any] other shenanigans to have fun,” the “Exchange” artist wrote in an earlier post. “I’ve been sober ever since.”

A press launch additionally confirmed that listeners can stay up for manufacturing by Charlie Heat, Teddy Walton, Hitmaka, and Gravez (who beforehand labored on Tiller’s “502 Come Up” and “Sorrows”).

Although “Whatever She Wants” was a significant success, Tiller is no less than self-aware sufficient to know that some followers nonetheless favor him in full R&B mode. With that in thoughts, he inspired them to take a look at his latest options on Tink’s “Can We Talk” and Chris Brown’s “It Depends.”

At the time of writing, Tiller hasn’t shared the tracklist for Solace or The Vices, however he did tease that followers can stay up for greater than 20 songs between the 2 of them.

In the meantime, the “Don’t” hitmaker is anticipated to help Brown on the North American leg of his “Breezy Bowl XX Stadium World Tour,” which begins tonight. Summer Walker and Jhené Aiko are additionally becoming a member of for choose exhibits, with the trek set to conclude Oct. 18 in Memphis.