Tyler, the Creator is apparently teasing his first new music in 18 months with a grim-looking new video clip apparently called 'St. Chroma.'

Tyler, the Creator appears to be gearing up for his next project, as the rapper released a teaser Wednesday that suggests that new music is on the way. In the 90-second "St. Chroma" clip, an apparently masked Tyler is shown leading a line of similarly dressed men marching into an oversized shipping container with the word "Chromakopia" spray-painted on it.

It appears that we’ve got a new Tyler, The Creator project incoming. The most recent Tyler album was the excellent rap record Call Me If You Get Lost, which came out back in 2021. Tyler just produced and rapped on Maxo Kream’s single “Cracc Era” last month,

Tyler, the Creator, who teased new music on social media yesterday, has announced his new album, 'Chromakopia,' will be released on Oct. 28.

Tyler, the Creator is ensuring the final months of 2024 are worth the hassle with the presumably impending launch of new music. Wednesday, Tyler shared a video titled "St. Chroma" to his socials, as well as to YouTube. Prominently featured in the visuals is the prhase Chromakopia, potentially the title of a new album.

It’s been three years since Tyler The Creator ‘s most recent album, Call Me If You Get Lost. But, he appears to be teasing a new project.

The Grammy-winning rapper's eighth studio album is slated to arrive on a Monday rather than the typical Friday release.

Tyler, the Creator just announced the title and release date of his new album, Chromakopia, set to drop on October 28th, and now available for pre-order. The announcement comes days after Tyler infamously lamented about fans badgering him for new music online.