Bryson Tiller Returns With “Blame”

Damn, I forgot how ill Bryson ones for a minute…


Bryson Tiller is not a man of many words when he’s outside of the studio, but when he is in the studio, he sure does love to put his emotions on display. In “Blame,” the Louisville musician delivers a hard-hitting R&B jam that has him talking about figuring out his and his chick’s mental state after going through a couple of poor episodes with one another. While the song is mainly powered by a silky smooth vocal performance, Tiller does rap on it, letting the world know he’s no pushover in the process.

Tiller is who I act like after the liquor leaves my system on a Friday night.

 

OVERALL RATING (5/5)


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