Nine years ago, Louisville, Kentucky rapper-singer Bryson Tiller exploded into mainstream popularity thanks to his viral 2015 single “Don’t.” The first single from his debut studio album Trapsoul, ...

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Flo Milli‘s “Never Lose Me” went viral before it even dropped, with the bop’s catchy “He speed in the Wraith while his hand on my coochie (Yeah) / He touchin’ Emilio Pucci (Uh)” chorus circulating ...

“Attention” is a solid entry point that gives way to more arresting tracks: On “Prize,” he employs his most impressive flow over a string-laden beat that recalls late-’00s Usher, and “No Thank You” is ...

LAWRENCE — In mid-October, before Kansas basketball's exhibition slate unfolded ahead of the regular season, Bryson Tiller talked about what role he might have with KU. Tiller, a freshman forward, had ...

Louisville crooner Bryson Tiller might be plotting on a low-key career change but first, he’s planning on releasing his first album in four years, Bryson Tiller. After 2020’s Anniversary, the “Don’t” ...

Bryson Tiller is back. Pen Griffey shocked fans by announcing plans for his first-ever double-album on Tuesday (May 27). The Louisville native revealed on social media that Solace & the Vices is on ...

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Bryson Tiller is entering a bold new phase in his music career. The Louisville native just announced his first-ever double album, titled “Solace & The Vices.” Shared via his official Instagram, the ...