After three long years, Bryson Tiller returned earlier this year with his Anniversary project, a ten-track effort that celebrated the five-year anniversary of his Trapsoul debut. Shortly after, he revealed that more music was on the way and we now have a date for his next release.
During a recent appearance on Sneaker Shopping with Complex, a message on the screen revealed that Bryson plans to release a deluxe version of Anniversary in February. “Anniversary became Tiller’s third top-ten album on the Billboard 200 charts. The deluxe version arrives in February,” the message read.
The upcoming deluxe will join other projects the Louisville native plans to release which includes his long-awaited Serenity album, which he revealed during an October Genius interview will be a three-part album comprised of an R&B, pop, and rap side.
You can watch the Sneaker Shopping episode below, which is timestamped for to show the onscreen message about Anniversary.
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