Tyla: A*Pop review - old-school pop superstar transports us back to more carefree times
South African singer Tyla's second album, 'A*Pop', is reviewed as a bold, genre-blending project that showcases her versatility as a pop superstar. While the critic notes some inconsistencies in the tracklist, the album is praised for its infectious energy and Tyla's characterful vocal performance.
Why it matters
Tyla's emergence as a global pop figure highlights the growing influence of African artists in the mainstream international music industry.
Close to top marks … Tyla. Photograph: Michael Drummond Close to top marks … Tyla. Photograph: Michael Drummond Music Review Tyla: A*Pop review – old-school pop superstar transports us back to more carefree times (Fax/Epic) The South African singer reflects on love’s highs and lows on her second album, nimbly flipping between moods but with her voice always holding attention
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