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Bryson Tiller’s “Autumn Drive” Song Review

By Marcus AdetolaOctober 5, 2025
Bryson Tiller “Autumn Drive” Song Review

Bryson Tiller’s “Autumn Drive” is a two-minute night glide that carries memory like mist on the windscreen. You hear a patient four-on-the-floor, low-glow bass, and warm pads that leave space for plain talk.

The verses sit in his conversational pocket, half-sung and half-spoken, with clipped, behind-the-beat entries that feel like thoughts he’s saying out loud.

He leans on soft doubles and sotto-voce ad-libs rather than big stacks, then lets a held vowel or light falsetto shade the line that matters.

The pictures stay small and specific, leaving the city, basement films, a promise to “come and get you when I made it,” then the sting of seeing “my replacement,” and the hook lands clean before he slips back into talk-sing cadence.

It sits mid-sequence on Solace & The Vices and clocks about 2:08, which suits its sketch-book feel: the hook hits, the song ends quickly, and it’s gone like a car passing at night.

The video keeps it close to home with Louisville autumn colours and passenger-seat framing, a moving postcard that matches the title and tone, and you can hear the same unhurried delivery mapped straight onto the visuals.

What works is understated, slow-burn energy. The song rides a simmering groove, giving Bryson room to keep the pictures small and specific until the last line fades like tail lights.

It’s Bryson on top form, quiet and controlled, the kind of track you replay because it ends a beat sooner than your heart wants it to.

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