Tyler, The Creator has released the instrumentals to Wolf to commemorate the album’s 10th anniversary — check it out below.
A week after dropping Call Me If You Get Lost: The Estate Sale, Tyler came bearing gifts once again on Friday (April 7) by sharing all of the beats from his sophomore album on streaming services.
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“WOLF instrumentals out now. all my age 20/21 beats for ya ears,” he wrote on Twitter.
Fans of the former Odd Future frontman were pleasantly surprised to see that the three-pack of “PartyIsntOver,” “Campfire” and “Bimmer” have been broken up into separate tracks on the instrumental version.
WOLF instrumentals out now. all my age 20/21 beats for ya ears ✨✨✨ https://t.co/JADfs5bFOH
— T (@tylerthecreator) April 7, 2023
Wolf originally arrived on April 2, 2013 via Odd Future Records and debuted at No. 3 on the Billboard 200 with 89,000 copies sold in its first week.
The follow-up to Tyler’s breakout debut LP Goblin, the album included features from Frank Ocean, Pharrell, Earl Sweatshirt, Erykah Badu, Domo Genesis, Casey Veggies and more.
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“With Wolf, I really just emulated everything listen to,” Tyler said in an interview with Guerilla Union following its release. “I love Grizzly Bear, I love Tame Impala … I sat there and I studied how they do basslines and when the chords kick in and when the fucking drums drop or whatever.
“I have songs like ‘Slater’ and ‘Awkward’ where I’m a big fane of Jade and Zhané and Faith Evans, early ’90s R&B, so I just tried to copy the way that that sound … ‘Treehome,’ I just wanted to be fucking Roy Ayers and do bridges like Lonnie Liston Smith. And ‘Tamale,’ I love Teriyaki Boyz and Gwen Stefani and Missy Elliott.”
Stream the Wolf instrumentals below:
Tyler also delivered The Estate Sale last week, which is essentially the deluxe edition of his Grammy-winning 2021 CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST album featuring eight new tracks with assists from Vince Staples, A$AP Rocky and more.
There’s also guest production from Kanye West (“Heaven to Me,” which samples John Legend’s Ye-produced “Heaven Only Knows”) and Madlib (“What a Day”).
Tyler also appeared in an episode of Hulu’s new RapCaviar Presents docuseries where he explained why being a rapper is “awesome.”
“We’re good with words. We’re good with rhythm. We know pockets. We hear a collection of sounds and one thing and say, ‘Ahh, I know what could go over this,’ that takes a skill,” he said.
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“I’m a rapper. I’m also a producer. I’m also a fucking hot dog. You got some young kid like 13 thinking, ‘Oh I got to make bravado rap, [or] damn I gotta talk about what you think you would have to talk about in a rap song,’ [but] no, you don’t.”
He added: “When I’m flexing on these songs, it’s just about the shit that I really like.”
