Bryson Tiller, the RCA Records singer, has been vocal about his frustration with being boxed into a certain style of music. In a recent interview with Billboard, Tiller expressed his desire to showcase his full range of talents and prove himself as a singer. He believes that his previous work, particularly his 2015 album “T R A P S O U L,” where he blended singing and rapping, led to him being underestimated as a vocalist.
Tiller emphasized that he is an artist capable of so much more than what he showcased on his earlier projects. He admitted to “dumbing down” his vocals on “T R A P S O U L” and intentionally creating simpler songs, not because of any limitations, but because of the direction he wanted to take at that time. With his upcoming self-titled album set to release soon, Tiller aimed to challenge these perceptions and showcase his true vocal abilities.
The singer-songwriter highlighted that every decision he makes on the new album is intentional. He mentioned songs like “Whatever She Wants” and “Don’t” as examples where he purposely kept things simple to make a statement. Tiller revealed that he has songs on the album that will surprise listeners with how well he can sing, indicating that he has more to offer than what people may have previously assumed.
Bryson Tiller’s upcoming album, his first since 2021’s A Different Christmas EP and 2020’s Anniversary, is poised to be a declaration of his artistry and vocal prowess. By breaking free from the constraints of past expectations and proving himself as a versatile singer, Tiller is taking a bold step towards redefining his musical identity. With this new project, he intends to show the world the full extent of his talent and leave a lasting impression on listeners.
