To celebrate the ten-year anniversary of his second studio album Wolf, Tyler, the Creator has dropped new merch and the instrumentals for the record.
Tyler’s follow-up to Goblin arrived back in April, 2013, and marked a turning point for the multi-hyphenate. It contained features Pharrell and Erykah Badu, alongside the usual Odd Future collaborators, but it also saw him move on from the more horrorcore-influenced lyrical content of his debut album. “WOLF instrumentals out now,” Tyler shared on Twitter this Friday. “All my age 20/21 beats for ya ears.” The album, like the majority of Tyler’s discography, is entirely self-produced.
The arrival of the instrumentals isn’t the only way Tyler is celebrating the ten-year anniversary of Wolf. To mark the occasion, he’s dropped a line of merch available through Golf Wang. The merch includes various t-shirts, two different hoodies, socks, caps, and a varsity jacket. Also included in the drop is a special anniversary vinyl reissue of Wolf, which comes in a 4LP boxset containing both the original album and its instrumentals.
The ten-year celebration of Wolf comes not long after Tyler expanded his 2021 album Call Me If You Get Lost with seven new songs. The release featured guest appearances from ASAP Rocky, Vince Staples, and YG among others. On the production side of things, he also worked with Madlib on one of the tracks.
Check out the instrumentals for Wolf below.
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