Bryson Tiller Releases 'True To Self' Album Early
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(Radio.com) Bryson Tiller doesn't want his fans to wait another month to hear his new record. Though originally slated for a June 23 release, the R&B singer dropped his 19-track second studio album, True to Self, on Friday (May 26). "I know we said June 23rd� but i say we Set it Off Tonight!! ALBUM OUT NOW" he wrote in a tweet early Friday morning. This album follows his 2015 debut record, Trapsoul. "With this new album, I feel like I'm a lot more mature, and my lyrics are a lot more mature than they were before," Tiller told Billboard last year about the new LP. "[From] growing up and realizing things about myself � like I said on 502 Come Up: I'm just trying to get a lot better. I feel on this project I'm painting the picture for people to just sit back and listen and try to visualize everything that I'm saying � that's my biggest goal." Listen to True to Self here. Radio.com is an official news provider for antiMusic.com. |
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