Tyler, the Creator Announces New Album 'Call Me If You Get Lost'
Along with an official release date.
After several cryptic teasers and the release of “Lumberjack,” Tyler, the Creator has announced his new album, Call Me If You Get Lost, along with an official release date.
In a tweet posted on Thursday, Tyler revealed that the follow-up to his Grammy Award-winning IGOR is slated to drop on June 25, alongside the album’s cover art.
CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST: JUNE 25TH pic.twitter.com/2FkiNkLJl5
— Tyler, The Creator (@tylerthecreator) June 17, 2021
Tyler began teasing Call Me If You Get Lost with enigmatic billboards in Los Angeles, London, Paris, Berlin, Stockholm, Amsterdam, Sydney, Toronto, Montreal, and Vancouver boasting the album’s name alongside an ambiguous phone number that plays unreleased music over a conversation between Tyler and his mother when dialed. Earlier this week, he shared a teaser visual called “Side Street,” before dropping “Lumberjack” and an accompanying music video on Wednesday.
In addition to confirming the album’s release, Tyler also unveiled merch and physical edition bundles for the album under his GOLF WANG label, featuring two different t-shirt designs, a poster, a casette and a CD. The bundles are available to pre-order on the brand’s webstore now.
In anticipation of Call Me If You Get Lost‘s release, watch Tyler, the Creator’s “Lumberjack” music video.
