Bryson Tiller's buzz has definitely skyrocketed since the release of his debut studio album T R A P S O U L, which released in October of last year. In fact, since the release of the album you haven't been able to log onto social media accounts without seeing tweets & captions that refer to his hit single “Don't,” or without seeing videos of your friends lip syncing to one of his songs. In the midst of his sold out tour, which is making a pitstop in New York this week, Young Tiller stopped by Rap Radar Podcast for Episode 38 with Elliot Wilson & B. Dot. During the podcast, Tiller touches on journey of his recent success; from skipping school to go to the studio to record, to returning back home to Kentucky after a failed stint with legendary producer Timbaland, to gaining attention from Drake and his OVO imprint, before eventually singing a creative partnership with RCA Records. Amongst touching on many other topics, listen to the interview below.
It’s him! Since the release of his excellent T R A P S O U L, Bryson Tiller has earned his spot as the hottest name in R&B. In fact, the Kentucky native is so in demand that he recently added another date to his sold out Radio City Music Hall concerts this April. But before taking over Manhattan again, Pen Griffey is here to talk about his meteoric rise, Drake, fame, songwriting process, fatherhood, grind, and burning down his grandmother’s home.
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