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- As anticipation mounts for Tyla's self-titled debut album, the singer has finally shared the full track list, including features.
- The project has several big names attached to it, including Travis Scott, Kelvin Momo and Tems.
- The South African singer's new record drops on Friday and is expected to comprise 14 tracks.
As anticipation mounts for Tyla's self-titled debut album, the singer finally shared the full track list, including features, with her audience on Sunday.
The South African singer's new record drops on Friday and is expected to comprise 14 tracks, she announced on social media.
The project has several big names attached to it, including amapiano heavy-weight Kelvin Momo, Nigerian icon Tems, hip-hop hitmaker Gunna, Jamaican DJ Skillibeng, reggaeton superstar Becky G and rap giant Travis Scott.
The full track list can be seen in a photo Tyla uploaded of the names written on a whiteboard.
Tyla has already released a sampler for the record that only contains five songs, which came out on 1 December 2023.
Earlier this year, Tyla won her first Grammy in the inaugural Best African Music Performance category for her song Water.
Tyla beat other African stars, including Burna Boy, Ayra Starr, ASAKE & Olamide and Davido featuring South African artist Musa Keys.
On 7 March, Tyla announced that she was postponing and cancelling her international tour dates due to an injury.
Her UK & Europe tour, which included locations such as Oslo, Stockholm, Berlin and London, has been rescheduled. The singer's North America tour, which included her debut Coachella performance, has been cancelled.
"For the past year, I've been silently suffering with an injury that has tragically worsened. I've seen doctors and specialists with high hopes, but the pain has only become more agonising, as has the severity of the situation," she said in a statement.
READ | Tyla cancels world tour and Coachella performances due to injury
Tyla dropped her hit single Water in July 2023; the song spawned a TikTok dance challenge, with users participating across the world.
The song would eventually land on the Billboard Hot 100, peaking at number 7.
This was the first time in 55 years, since Hugh Masekela's Grazing in the Grass, that a solo song by a South African musician made it onto the chart.
Being 21 years old at the time, Tyla became the youngest South African to appear on the prestigious list.
Here's the full track list:
1. Intro (featuring Kelvin Momo)
2. Safer
3. Water
4. Truth or Dare
5. No. 1 (featuring Tems)
6. Breathe Me
7. Butterflies
8. On and On
9. Jump (featuring Gunna and Skillibeng)
10. Art
11. On My Body (featuring Becky G)
12. Priorities
13. To Last
14. Water (remix with Travis Scott)
