Complete List Of Tyler The Creator Songs From A to Z

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Tyler, the Creator emerged from Los Angeles as a founding member of the alternative hip-hop collective Odd Future. In addition to rapping and producing, he created artwork, directed videos, and helped shape the visual identity surrounding the group. His early recordings circulated online before the release of his debut mixtape, Bastard, in 2009.

His first studio album, Goblin, arrived in 2011 and included “Yonkers,” “She,” “Sandwitches,” and “Tron Cat.” “Yonkers” introduced Tyler to a much larger audience through its stark production and surreal video, earning him the MTV Video Music Award for Best New Artist. He continued developing the characters and narrative threads from his early work on Wolf in 2013.

Tyler expanded his production style on Cherry Bomb in 2015, combining distorted rock textures, jazz arrangements, soul, and hip-hop. The album included “Deathcamp,” “Fucking Young / Perfect,” “Smuckers,” “Find Your Wings,” and “Okaga, CA.” His fourth studio album, Flower Boy, followed in 2017 with “See You Again,” “Who Dat Boy,” “Boredom,” “Garden Shed,” and “911 / Mr. Lonely.”

Igor, released in 2019, debuted at number one on the Billboard 200 and won the Grammy Award for Best Rap Album. Tyler constructed the album as a continuous emotional narrative, using pitched vocals, synthesizers, soul samples, and live instrumentation on songs including “Earfquake,” “I Think,” “New Magic Wand,” “Gone, Gone / Thank You,” and “Are We Still Friends?”

Tyler returned in 2021 with Call Me If You Get Lost, a travel-centered rap album hosted by DJ Drama. “Lumberjack,” “WusYaName,” “Corso,” “Hot Wind Blows,” and “Sweet / I Thought You Wanted to Dance” appeared on the original release. The 2023 expanded edition, Call Me If You Get Lost: The Estate Sale, added “Dogtooth,” “Heaven to Me,” “Wharf Talk,” “Sorry Not Sorry,” and other recordings from the album sessions.

CHROMAKOPIA arrived in October 2024. The album included “St. Chroma,” “Noid,” “Darling, I,” “Sticky,” “Like Him,” “Take Your Mask Off,” and “Thought I Was Dead.” The expanded release CHROMAKOPIA + added “Mother.”

Tyler released DON’T TAP THE GLASS on July 21, 2025. The ten-song album moved toward dance, funk, electro, and club-oriented production through “Big Poe,” “Sugar on My Tongue,” “Sucka Free,” “Ring Ring Ring,” “Stop Playing With Me,” and “Don’t Tap That Glass / Tweakin’.”

In June 2026, Tyler released the standalone singles “SAG HARBOR” and “THAT GUY.” His catalog also includes soundtrack recordings, promotional singles, online freestyles, Odd Future collaborations, deluxe-edition tracks, and alternate releases. The list below preserves distinct official release appearances while arranging the recordings in one continuous A-to-Z sequence.