Overview

• Tyler released Don’t Tap the Glass early Monday via Columbia Records and his Golf Wang imprint; it is his ninth studio album with 10 tracks totaling 28 minutes and 30 seconds.
• The project arrives with no guest artists after Tyler publicly denied rumors of outside collaborations.
• Tyler promoted the album as “MADE FOR BODY MOVEMENT. FULL VOLUME” in a social media announcement.
• In the lead-up to the drop, he teased the title through a clear-box installation at Barclays Center; cryptic social media posts hinted at its arrival.
• The opening track “Big Poe” samples Busta Rhymes’ “Pass the Courvoisier Part II” and features Pharrell Williams, underscoring Tyler’s production focus.