South African superstar Tyla has officially confirmed the tracklist for her highly anticipated sophomore album, A-Pop. The announcement comes at a pinnacle moment in her career, shortly after she secured her second historic win at the 2026 Grammy Awards.
A Grammy Victory Lap
Just days before revealing the new project, Tyla took home the award for Best African Music Performance for her hit single “Push 2 Start.” During her acceptance speech and subsequent interviews, the “Water” singer signaled that this new era represents a significant personal and professional shift.
“I’m now 24… I have other things to say and other vibes I want to give,” Tyla stated, describing her transition from a breakout sensation to a confident global woman.
The “A-Pop” Sonic Identity
The album’s title, A-Pop, reflects Tyla’s role as the face of a new genre-blending movement. Fans can expect a 19-track journey that merges her signature “Popiano” (a fusion of Pop and Amapiano) with experimental R&B. The project features previously released hits that have already dominated the charts, alongside a long list of new titles.
Official Tracklist: A-Pop
The full 19-track lineup is as follows:
- My Desire
- Kryptonite
- I’m Not Her
- Double Blind
- Is It Love
- Feel Something
- Selfish
- Who’s That Girl
- Light Up The Room
- Disco
- Hot Tubs
- Someway
- Right Now
- Set The Mood
- Tempted
- Kiss
- Mr. Nonchalant
- Did It Again
- Chanel
Viral Anticipation
Lead single “Chanel” and the fan-favourite “Disco” have already set high expectations for the project. With 19 tracks, A-Pop is being positioned as one of the most substantial Afrobeats-adjacent releases of 2026, with viral theories already circulating regarding potential hidden features and the thematic direction of tracks like “Kryptonite” and “Mr. Nonchalant.”
Source: Africa Publicity
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