Bryson Tiller - Trapsoul - VINYL LP
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- Genre: Rhythm & Blues
- Description: Limited vinyl LP pressing. Louisville, Kentucky's Bryson Tiller refers to his unique way of seamlessly moving between rap and breezy R&B crooning as Inchtrap soulInch-which is also the title of this 2015 album. Having released only a handful of songs online to date, Tiller's career moves have been the subject of widespread web speculation. But judging by the gloriously swirling InchDon't,Inch which has been streamed more than 10 million times, and buzzy single InchBeen That Way,Inch Tiller is destined for greatness wherever he lands. Album Tracks 1. Intro (Difference) 1 31 2. Let Em' Know 4 21 3. Exchange 3 14 4. For However Long 2 04 5. Don't 3 20 6. Open Interlude 2 41 7. Ten Nine Fourteen 3 10 8. The Sequence 3 14 1. Rambo 3 43 2. 502 Come Up 3 16 3. Sorry Not Sorry 3 21 4. Been That Way 3 19 5. Overtime 3 38 6. Right My Wrongs 4 08
- Artist: Bryson Tiller
- Title: Trapsoul
- Format: VINYL
- Label: RCA
- Release Date: 12/18/2015
- Genre: Rhythm & Blues
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- Product Name: Bryson Tiller - Trapsoul - VINYL LP
- UPC: 888751511910
Limited vinyl LP pressing. Louisville, Kentucky's Bryson Tiller refers to his unique way of seamlessly moving between rap and breezy R&B crooning as Inchtrap soulInch-which is also the title of this 2015 album. Having released only a handful of songs online to date, Tiller's career moves have been the subject of widespread web speculation. But judging by the gloriously swirling InchDon't,Inch which has been streamed more than 10 million times, and buzzy single InchBeen That Way,Inch Tiller is destined for greatness wherever he lands. Album Tracks 1. Intro (Difference) 1 31 2. Let Em' Know 4 21 3. Exchange 3 14 4. For However Long 2 04 5. Don't 3 20 6. Open Interlude 2 41 7. Ten Nine Fourteen 3 10 8. The Sequence 3 14 1. Rambo 3 43 2. 502 Come Up 3 16 3. Sorry Not Sorry 3 21 4. Been That Way 3 19 5. Overtime 3 38 6. Right My Wrongs 4 08
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