Bryson Tiller’s highly anticipated album The Vices, released on August 8, 2025, is the first half of his double album Solace & The Vices. Crafted as a rap-centric counterpart to the introspective Solace, this project showcases Tiller’s energetic, confident, and unapologetic side. It features 12 tracks enriched by guest appearances and a dynamic production lineup that includes Charlie Heat, Teddy Walton, Hitmaka, and Gravez .

The official tracklist is as follows:

1. On My Way

2. First Place

3. Cut Ties (feat. BossMan Dlow)

4. Mini Kelly (feat. Rick Ross)

5. 200 Bands (feat. Plies & T‑Pain)

6. Money Shower Interlude

7. More Than Money

8. Make Life Easy (feat. Baby Drill)

9. No Sharing (feat. Luh Tyler)

10. Last Call

11. Burnout (feat. Bun B)

12. Finished

Overview of Album Dynamics

The Vices departs from the moody trap-soul that initially defined Tiller’s signature sound. Instead, it capitalizes on lively rhythms, strong bars, and swaggering hooks—fitting for late-night drives and summer energy . The production leans into gritty textures with elements of Florida rap influence, supported by collaborations ranging from southern legends to emergent voices .

Context and Fan Reception

Fans have expressed enthusiasm for Tiller’s bold artistic shift, welcoming this raw, confident expression of his “rap roots.” Across forums and social media, there’s palpable excitement for the return of what many refer to as “Rap Tiller”.

Why This Ranking Matters

While The Vices is rich in vivid performances and collaborations, ranking all 12 tracks requires familiarity beyond general descriptions. Without track-by-track reviews, assigning an accurate order would be speculative. The album’s true impact lies in how each song contributes to this larger narrative of duality—soundtracking both bravado and reflection.