Bryson Tiller is turning up the heat with The Vices, the first installment of his double album Solace & The Vices, out now. The project marks a bold new chapter for the multi-platinum artist, blending sharp-edged confidence with the sleek production and introspective writing that have defined his career.
Produced by a dynamic lineup including Charlie Heat, Teddy Walton, Hitmaka, and Gravez, The Vices dives into Tiller’s grittier, more energetic side. The beats hit harder, the bars cut deeper, and the attitude is pure momentum. Known for his effortless ability to switch between melody and flow, Tiller takes this project as a chance to explore his rap instincts without losing his signature R&B soul.
If The Vices captures Tiller’s impulsive, high-octane energy, its upcoming counterpart Solace will serve as the reflection that follows the storm. “Solace is my own personal therapy session,” Tiller explains, describing the companion record as a deep, emotional exploration of growth, clarity, and renewal. Together, the two halves promise to present the full scope of his artistry — unfiltered and unrestrained.
The release of The Vices also arrives as Tiller celebrates a major milestone: the tenth anniversary of his breakthrough debut T R A P S O U L. That 2015 classic redefined modern R&B and launched him into global stardom. A decade later, The Vices proves that Bryson Tiller is still evolving — still pushing boundaries and still writing the next chapter of his legacy.