Tyler, the Creator is previewing new music to fans who call his hotline

Tyler, the Creator has topped the Billboard 200 Album Chart with his new album ‘Call Me If You If You Get Lost’.The rapper’s sixth studio LP shifted the equivalent of 169,000 album units in the US in the week ending July 1, based on album sales, track and streaming figures. Doja Cat‘s new studio album also went in at Number Two with ‘Planet Her’.Tyler’s 2019 album ‘Igor’, also previously topped the Billboard chart.

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The return of Tyler, the Creator with his excellent album Call Me If You Get Lost has meant that fans have been treated to lots of short clips with Tyler's inimitable visual style, but until today, there hasn't been a full-length music video.

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After a spell of relative inactivity, Tyler, The Creator returned at a furious pace this month. Prior to announcing his new album Call Me If You Get Lost (out June 25), Tyler shared a short video titled "SIDE STREET." He's since shared the songs "LUMBERJACK" and "WUSYANAME," but today Tyler returns with another teaser titled "BROWN SUGAR SALMON." The comedy sketch stars Tyler, who's on a train journey and is trying to order some food from a very irritating waiter.

We're a few days out from the release of Call Me If You Get Lost, the new album from Tyler, The Creator. The project's rollout thus far has included video teasers, billboards, and a song called "LUMBERJACK," and on Tuesday Tyler dropped a new song called "WUSYANAME," along with a self-directed clip under his Wolf Haley moniker.

Trivium‘s Matt Heafy has shared a new song produced by Linkin Park‘s Mike Shinoda – listen to ‘In Defiance’ below.The track was originally touted back in February, when Shinoda revealed that he would be producing a song for Heafy on Twitch, where the Trivium frontman has been creating and sharing a lot of his music across the pandemic.“Gonna try to keep the metal, but mash it up with lots of unexpected things,” Shinoda teased of his ideas around creating the song.Producing a song by

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Ethan Shanfeld Tyler, the Creator has announced his new album, “Call Me If You Get Lost,” is arriving June 25 via Columbia Records.On Wednesday, the Odd Future alum put out “Lumberjack,” the album’s first song and video, running just under a minute and a half.

Tyler, The Creator has announced full details of his new album ‘Call Me If You Get Lost’, which is due to be released next week.Tyler shared the new album’s artwork on Twitter, along with the release date of June 25.

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After releasing a mysterious “Side Street” clip on YouTube earlier this week and posting billboards in Los Angeles with the phrase “Call Me If You Get Lost” on them, Tyler, The Creator unleashed new music today. The self-produced “LUMBERJACK” arrives with mixtape-style “Gangsta Grillz” shoutouts courtesy of DJ Drama.