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The List of Tyler, the Creator Albums in Order of Release Date

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Exploring Tyler, the Creator Albums in Order reveals an excellent journey through the creative progression of Tyler Gregory Okonma, known as Tyler, the Creator. This diversified force in the music world rose to fame at the close of the 2000s as the leader and co-founder of the revolutionizing collective Odd Future and established himself as a multitalented artist across rap, production, direction, and fashion design.

His first single mixtape, Bastard (2009), formed the base for his first solo work, and his first proper album, Goblin (2011), brought his own style and lyrical content into the ears of listeners with a strong influence of horrorcore. For his second album, Wolf (2013), Tyler continued to find his way away from the horrorcore genre and more toward jazz and R&B elements. This trajectory continued with critically acclaimed albums, including Flower Boy from 2017, then Igor in 2019, and finally Call Me If You Get Lost in 2021, the latter two of which were recognized at the Grammies. Last year, there was Chromakopia, his discography’s other interesting chapter.

Tyler is still a source of inspiration in alternative hip-hop today, through influence that is both innovation and authenticity. So, if you are a die heart fan of Tyler, the Creator Albums then check out here we have list of Tyler, the Creator albums in order of release so far.

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How many albums does Tyler, the Creator have?

Tyler, the Creator consists of Seven studio albums, 35 music videos, 1 mixtapes, and 32 singles, showcasing his prolific output and versatility as an artist.

The List of Tyler the Creator Albums in Order of Release Date

Here is the list of Tyler the Creator Albums in Order of Release Date:

Studio albums

  1. Goblin — May 10, 2011
  2. Wolf — April 2, 2013
  3. Cherry Bomb — April 13, 2015
  4. Flower Boy — July 21, 2017
  5. Igor — May 17, 2019
  6. Call Me If You Get Lost — June 25, 2021
  7. Chromakopia — October 28, 2024

All Tyler, the Creator Albums List in Order

1. Goblin (2011)

Tyler the Creator Goblin Albums

Tracklist

  1. Goblin
  2. Yonkers
  3. Radicals
  4. She
  5. Transylvania
  6. Nightmare
  7. Tron Cat
  8. Her
  9. Sandwitches
  10. Fish
  11. Analog
  12. Bitch Suck Dick
  13. Window
  14. AU79
  15. Golden

“Goblin,” released May 10, 2011, was Tyler, the Creator’s first full-length under XL Recordings. The record picks up where the more chatty mixtape “Bastard” left off-from his fantasy shrink, Dr. TC. Almost the whole record is self-produced, save for several tracks and guest contributions by Frank Ocean and Hodgy Beats, among others, thanks to the input of his Odd Future peer Left Brain. It includes such tracks as the critically acclaimed “Yonkers,” which played a key role in catapulting Odd Future to fame. The album is about horrors and youth rebellion, critically acclaimed overall, and in its US Billboard 200 peak position number five. To this day, as Tyler himself recalls later, “Goblin” remains such an essential part of his work: raw, unrestrained, and strong enough to set him within the hip-hop ranks.

2. Wolf (2013)

Tyler the Creator Wolf Albums

Tracklist

  1. Wolf
  2. Jamba
  3. Cowboy
  4. Awkward
  5. Domo23
  6. Answer
  7. Slater
  8. 48
  9. Colossus
  10. PartyIsntOver / Campfire / Bimmer
  11. IFHY
  12. Pigs
  13. Parking Lot
  14. Rusty
  15. Trashwang
  16. Treehome95
  17. Tamale
  18. Lone

The album “Wolf,” the second studio album by Tyler, the Creator on Odd Future Records, was released on April 2, 2013. After the horrorcore albums, this would be the second album where Tyler would show a drastic change and shift in his life as an artist. He collaborated with Erykah Badu, Pharrell, and Frank Ocean to produce diverse production styles with lyrical introspection. The concept album tells the story of characters Wolf, Sam, and Salem and culminates in the last song, “Lone,” which is Tyler’s therapy session with Dr. TC. “Wolf” received great reviews upon its release, premiering at number three on the Billboard 200. Its first single “Domo23” also gained a lot of attention, mainly because it was seen as something refreshing from contemporary hip-hop – Tyler’s distinctive voice.

3. Cherry Bomb (2015)

Tyler the Creator Cherry Bomb Albums

Tracklist

  1. Deathcamp
  2. Buffalo
  3. Pilot
  4. Run
  5. Find Your Wings
  6. Cherry Bomb
  7. Blow My Load
  8. 2Seater
  9. The Brown Stains of Darkeese Latifah Part 6–12 (Remix)
  10. Fucking Young / Perfect
  11. Smuckers
  12. Keep Da O’s
  13. Okaga, CA

The third studio album, “Cherry Bomb,” released by Tyler, the Creator, is the masterwork of an April 13, 2015, release, under the banner of Odd Future Records. The entire record contains many guest appearances, like those by Kanye West, Lil Wayne, and Schoolboy Q, which have clearly depicted how much he has become a well-developed producer and lyricist. Produced entirely by Tyler himself, with contributions from Mike Einziger of Incubus, the album takes its eclectic sound through genres as varied as jazz, hip-hop, and punk to various social issues. Though this one received mixed reviews, it debuted at number four on the US Billboard 200, selling 51,000 copies in its first week, which cements Tyler’s position in contemporary music.

4. Flower Boy (2017)

Tyler the Creator Flower Boy Albums

Tracklist

  1. Foreword
  2. Where This Flower Blooms
  3. Sometimes…
  4. See You Again
  5. Who Dat Boy
  6. Pothole
  7. Garden Shed
  8. Boredom
  9. I Ain’t Got Time!
  10. 911 / Mr. Lonely
  11. Droppin’ Seeds
  12. November
  13. Glitter
  14. Enjoy Right Now, Today

Flower Boy” or “Scum Fuck Flower Boy” is the fourth studio album by American rapper Tyler, the Creator. It was released on July 21, 2017. This is an introspective project, which would show the growth of an artist, since it’s a much more personal work than he did before. Featuring Frank Ocean, ASAP Rocky, and Kali Uchis, among others, this album is mixed with different genres, basically hip-hop, neo-soul, and jazz. It’s highly critically acclaimed for its depth in the lyrics and the smooth production of the tracks. It landed at number two on the US Billboard 200 chart and was nominated for Best Rap Album at the 2018 Grammy Awards. Tracks like “See You Again” and “911 / Mr. Lonely” show themes of love, loneliness, and self-reflection, which make “Flower Boy” a great milestone in Tyler’s career.

5. Igor (2019)

Tyler the Creator Igor Albums

Tracklist

  1. Igor’s Theme
  2. Earfquake
  3. I Think
  4. Exactly What You Run from You End Up Chasing
  5. Running Out of Time
  6. New Magic Wand
  7. A Boy is a Gun
  8. Puppet
  9. What’s Good
  10. Gone, Gone / Thank You
  11. I Don’t Love You Anymore
  12. Are We Still Friends?

“Igor” is the fifth studio album from Tyler, the Creator as an artist, coming out May 17, 2019. The album shows off the maturity of Tyler, an American rapper, using his experience with hip-hop and neo-soul sound to continue working from his album “Flower Boy.” Some major features include working with Lil Uzi Vert, Solange, and Kanye West. The majority of this album is produced by Tyler himself. In thematic aspects, “Igor” is based on the story of a love triangle as it shows very intricate feelings like brokenness and envy with the title character, Igor, serving as the representative of the dark self that Tyler might be talking about. Critical success led the album to become one at the top on Billboard 200 charts. Later on, “Igor” was granted Best Rap Album at the Grammy’s for the year 2020.

6. Call Me If You Get Lost (2021)

Tyler the Creator Call Me If You Get Lost Albums

Tracklist

  1. Sir Baudelaire
  2. Corso
  3. Lemonhead
  4. WusYaName
  5. Lumberjack
  6. Hot Wind Blows
  7. Massa
  8. RunItUp
  9. Manifesto
  10. Sweet / I Thought You Wanted to Dance
  11. Momma Talk
  12. Rise!
  13. Blessed
  14. Juggernaut
  15. Wilshire
  16. Safari

“CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST” was released June 25, 2021, by Columbia Records. Narrated by DJ Drama, it boasts an all-star guest roster of Lil Wayne, Brent Faiyaz and YoungBoy Never Broke Again, among others. Tyler produced the album, which he made stylistically return to bold beats and raw lyricism, drawing inspiration from his earlier work and the DJ Drama’s Gangsta Grillz series. Genres range from hip-hop to jazz; the album received critical acclaim and debuted at number one on the US Billboard 200. It won the Grammy for Best Rap Album in 2022.

7. Chromakopia (2024)

Chromakopia Album Image

Tracklist

  1. St. Chroma
  2. Rah Tah Tah
  3. Noid
  4. Darling, I
  5. Hey Jane
  6. I Killed You
  7. Judge Judy
  8. Sticky
  9. Take Your Mask Off
  10. Tomorrow
  11. Thought I Was Dead
  12. Like Him
  13. Balloon
  14. I Hope You Find Your Way Home

Released on 28 October, 2024, the seventh Tyler, the Creator’s studio album titled, _Chromakopia_ follows his other outing released back in 2021 under the title of, _Call Me If You Get Lost_. He himself came up with all of his material along with composition but had not credited anybody while his _Chromakopia_ is inspired from what Tyler perceives as pre-crisis mid-life crises in a man, whom he assumes it possesses enough troubled and confusing notions as regards grown-up personnels. His narrative is framed by his mother, Bonita Smith, and the protagonist, St. Chroma, represents a journey through identity and fame. Critics praised its intricate production and candid lyricism, celebrating its eclectic nature and cohesive sound despite its apparent chaos.

All Tyler, the Creator Tours in Order By Year

Tyler, the Creator has toured extensively through many of his influential work, promoting each of the significant projects he puts out, including unique aesthetic and energetic moments. The Wolf Tour in 2013 showed early experimental sounds, and the 2014 Tour was followed up by the bold Cherry Bomb Tour in 2015, following the lead of the album’s genre-bending production. The Flower Boy Tour in 2017–2018 brought the introspective and critically acclaimed album to vivid life with the vibrant stage design. The Igor Tour in 2019 pushed his visuals and themes further, culminating into the dynamic Call Me If You Get Lost Tour in 2022.

Fans eagerly await the announcement of Chromakopia: The World Tour in 2025, probably to include some of his latest work along with unmatched creative vision. Tyler, the Creator Tours in Order: An expression of growth as the artist and live performer begins each new cycle of his career with performances that, upon closer inspection, are nothing if not groundbreaking.

Here is the list of Tyler, the Creator Albums in Order by Year:

Headlining:

  1. Wolf Tour (2013)
  2. 2014 Tour (2014)
  3. Cherry Bomb Tour (2015)
  4. Okaga, CA Tour (2016)
  5. Flower Boy Tour (2017–2018)
  6. Igor Tour (2019)
  7. Call Me If You Get Lost Tour (2022)
  8. Chromakopia: The World Tour (2025)

Co-headlining:

  1. Rocky and Tyler Tour (with A$AP Rocky) (2015)

Supporting:

  1. Kid Cudi – Cud Life Tour (2013)

Conclusion:

“Tyler, the Creator Albums in Order” follows from shockingly horrific, gore and horrorcore Goblin in 2011 to the more sensitive influences of jazz and soul, Flower Boy in 2017, up to experimental sounds leading him to win the Grammys, Igor, and Call Me If You Get Lost by 2021. Each album is a move down Tyler’s path towards the voice of alternative hip-hop, fashion, and a source of creativity in the world of media. As growth aligns with versatility and impact, his journey finds an end in the newly released Chromakopia (2024) as he takes the stage as a cultural touchstone in modern-day soundscapes.

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