More specifically, it was the chord progressions and his jazz-inspired harmonies that caught my ear, and later it was the way he uses his instruments orchestrally. I was initially drawn to its production, which Tyler does himself. Why did you want to dissect Flower Boy this season? What about the album lends itself well to a podcast like Dissect?įirst, and perhaps most importantly, it’s a beautiful album. His chord changes alone are among the most interesting I’ve unpacked, regardless of genre, and the way he’s using synthesizers and keyboards like orchestral instruments is really, really cool.” I’m not sure how many people know that, and if they do, I’m not sure they fully know the level he’s composing at now. Revealing the news to Complex, Cuchna says the album's composition gave him a chance to explore music theory more deeply than he has on any other season of Dissect. He explains, “A lot of these songs are so catchy, it’s easy to overlook the uniqueness of what he’s doing. We don’t very often get this trifecta of harmonic complexity, catchy singable melodies, and deep introspection, all wrapped into a single, extremely cohesive album.”Ĭuchna says he hopes the season brings more attention to Tyler’s well-rounded musical gifts. “Perhaps more than a lyricist, I think appreciating him as an artist and storyteller might be most fitting,” he notes. “Tyler is doing it all. So, what's next? Season 4, which premieres April 16 on Spotify, will revolve around Tyler, the Creator's Flower Boy. Each episode, he uses in-depth lyrical and musical analysis to uncover what makes these albums so special.
I want y’all to hear every part of my album in quality.In previous seasons of Spotify's popular podcast, Dissect, host Cole Cuchna has put a microscope over iconic albums from Kendrick Lamar, Kanye West, Frank Ocean, and Lauryn Hill. Wins & Losses has also consistently been ahead of Flower Boy on the album charts of the digital retailers iTunes and Google Play since the projects’ release on June 21. While Tyler tweeted unsubstantiated allegations about Tidal influencing streaming numbers, it should be noted Wins & Losses was already outpacing Flower Boy in the sales predictions before the service offered Meek’s LP for free. The Brooklyn-raised mogul also owns Roc Nation, the management company that represents Meek. #WinsandLosses is now available for EVERYONE. I want y’all to hear every part of my album in quality. On Tuesday night, Meek Mill announced he was presenting Wins & Losses for non-subscribers on Tidal for free. DAMN TIDAL GOT ALBUMS PLAYING BEFORE A PAYWALL WHICH MAKES ME THINK N-GGAS CAN HAVE BOTS SPIKING UP PLAYS FOR BILLBOARD ON FRIDAY HMM. He also suggested the Tidal service could be manipulating its streaming numbers.į-CK THAT I NEED THAT TOP SPOT. Tyler took to Twitter to inform his 4.3 million followers he wants the top spot on the album chart. Meek Mill’s Wins & Losses appears to be leading Lana Del Rey’s Lust for Life and Tyler, The Creator’s Flower Boy. (AllHipHop News) There are three albums competing for the #1 position on next week’s Billboard 200.
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