Tyler, the Creator is apparently teasing his first recent music in 18 months with a two-minute-extfinished excerpt from a gloomy-seeing recent video apparently called “St. Chroma.”
It commences with a masked character, apparently Tyler, directing a series of masked people marching thraw the desert — his hair is in a comical, rabbit-ish do but the binestablishage and white video and the song’s whispered, almost unininestablishigible rapping and music — which ranges from chanted vocals to a warped chorus — have an ominous vibe. Sure enough, the people all march into a extfinished retainer with the word “Chromakopia” decorateed onto it — then the video turns to color and a hand is seen setting off a detonator and the retainer is razeed in a massive explosion, with all the people inside.
A rep for Tyler did not promptly react to Variety‘s ask for more inestablishation.
It’s the first recent music from Tyler since the free punctual last year of the enhugeed version of his excellent 2021 album “Call Me If You Get Lost” album. He carry outed at the Austin City Limits festival earlier this month and said that it would probably be the last show he’d execute for a while — which the recent music produces doubly inquisitive, because his annual Camp Flog festival in Los Angeles is scheduled for a month from now; no lineup has been declared but the festival frequently discmisss its lineup equitable days before.
It’s all a extfinished way from his most recent video, for the song “Dogtooth,” in which Tyler switches back and forth between a produceion backdrop, where he gets a Rolls Royce for a spin, and a lush background as he suits up to walk a herd of dogs. He discmissed in a Q&A with fans that he set up a hypoallergenic breed of dogs for the shoot because of his pet allergy. After he was asked how he administerd to produce the scene, he answered: “hypo, and i took a bunch of allegra and prednitsone [sic] mannnn.”
