In a reaction to Tyler, the Creator’s new album “Chromacopia”, NFR podcasts hosts, Luca & Anthony reflect on Tyler’s growth as both a lyricist and producer, noting the album’s vulnerability and depth. They highlight that Tyler uses “Chromacopia” to explore personal themes, such as his identity, fatherlessness, and personal choices about relationships. They were particularly impressed by tracks like “Hey Jane,” which tells a story about an unexpected pregnancy from both partners’ perspectives, showcasing Tyler’s evolving storytelling skills. The album is praised for its unique soundscapes, blending light and dark aesthetics, with standout transitions and influences ranging from marching band drums to industrial tones.
Tyler’s collaboration choices also sparked discussion; the album is filled with uncredited features from artists like Lil Wayne, Schoolboy Q, and Glorilla. While some guest contributions, like Wayne’s, received mixed reactions, the hosts appreciated the variety and chemistry in these collaborations. Overall, “Chromacopia” is seen as one of Tyler’s most personal projects, where he continues to expand his creative boundaries.
