DON'T TAP THE GLASS is Tyler, the Creator's ninth solo album, emphasizing body movement and dance as central elements. The album runs for 28 minutes, with several songs under three minutes long, which reflects a departure from Tyler's usual maximalist approach. Unlike his previous albums, there is no overarching concept. The record draws on various '80s music styles, including electro and synth-funk, to create a playful and energetic vibe. Despite the lighter emotional resonance compared to his best work, the album showcases Tyler's craft with a focus on dance music.
Tyler, the Creator's ninth solo album, DON'T TAP THE GLASS, primarily emphasizes body movement and dance as central themes, breaking from his usual expansive sound to explore more compact musical expressions.
The album features a brisk runtime of 28 minutes, with many songs under three minutes, diverging from Tyler's typical maximalist style to a more restrained and dance-inflected approach.
Tyler aims to differentiate between responding to music and expressing oneself through it, showcasing a playful reimagining of the musical motifs from the '80s to evoke a lively and energetic atmosphere.
While the songs may not reach the emotional depth found in Tyler's earlier works, the project displays a fluid engagement with dance music and a vibrant sonic palette.
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