July 16, 2025 • 3 mins
Tyla BioSnap a weekly updated Biography.
Tyla has dominated headlines and set social media abuzz over the past several days with the release of her infectious new single Is It, which many fans and critics are already calling one of the standout tracks of the summer. The track, which dropped on July 11, 2025, quickly surged to the top of online fan polls—InMusicBlog reports that Tyla claimed the crown for best new release of the week, beating out high-profile competition from Justin Bieber and BLACKPINK. Not only did Is It outperform her earlier release Bliss by delivering over 1.2 million Spotify streams on its first day, but the song’s vibrant, dance-driven music video, directed by Aerin Moreno, has become a talking point for its showcase of Tyla’s signature choreography and style.
Major entertainment outlets including ThatEricAlper.com and Entertainment-Focus have detailed Tyla’s jam-packed performance schedule: she wowed a record crowd of 55,000 at Poland’s Open’er Festival and is set to headline the Tipsy Music Festival in Barbados before taking the stage at London’s All Points East next month. Her recent engagement in Berlin created even more buzz. According to IOL, Tyla celebrated the launch of her upcoming We Wanna Party mixtape with an event in the German capital, where she treated fans to a confetti-filled bash and gave an exclusive preview of two new songs, Dynamite and Chanel, revealed cheekily via drinks on the event menu. The Berlin party doubled as a celebration, as Tyla was presented with a gold plaque for her Grammy-winning hit Water, now certified gold in Germany—an achievement likely to have lasting significance in her international career.
On social media, Tyla continues to expertly cultivate excitement. Her Instagram teaser clips and party footage are drawing thousands of likes and fan mentions. The Face Magazine describes her as Amapiano’s ultimate crossover star at just 23, and videos of fans dancing to Is It are making her a mainstay on TikTok and Instagram Reels. Meanwhile, music platforms and travel sites like JamBase are tracking her busy tour schedule while Rap-Up and Consequence.net highlight the anticipation for her We Wanna Party mixtape, which is expected before the end of summer.
Tyla’s ascent isn’t limited to her own releases. She’s recently hosted Nickelodeon’s Kids Choice Awards, delivered scene-stealing looks at the Met Gala and Coachella, and landed major brand collaborations such as Coca-Cola, whose new Road Trip ad features her single Bliss. Hollywood is paying attention too—her track Everything Goes Blue appears on the official soundtrack to the Smurfs movie, out this month.
No credible reports suggest any controversies or setbacks over the last week. Instead, Tyla’s momentum and global presence—reinforced by relentless online engagement, live event triumphs, and industry accolades—point to a defining moment in her burgeoning career. The music world, and especially her massive youth following, are watching eagerly to see what this genre-blending, barrier-breaking South African star does next.
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Tyla has dominated headlines and set social media abuzz over the past several days with the release of her infectious new single Is It, which many fans and critics are already calling one of the standout tracks of the summer. The track, which dropped on July 11, 2025, quickly surged to the top of online fan polls—InMusicBlog reports that Tyla claimed the crown for best new release of the week, beating out high-profile competition from Justin Bieber and BLACKPINK. Not only did Is It outperform her earlier release Bliss by delivering over 1.2 million Spotify streams on its first day, but the song’s vibrant, dance-driven music video, directed by Aerin Moreno, has become a talking point for its showcase of Tyla’s signature choreography and style.
Major entertainment outlets including ThatEricAlper.com and Entertainment-Focus have detailed Tyla’s jam-packed performance schedule: she wowed a record crowd of 55,000 at Poland’s Open’er Festival and is set to headline the Tipsy Music Festival in Barbados before taking the stage at London’s All Points East next month. Her recent engagement in Berlin created even more buzz. According to IOL, Tyla celebrated the launch of her upcoming We Wanna Party mixtape with an event in the German capital, where she treated fans to a confetti-filled bash and gave an exclusive preview of two new songs, Dynamite and Chanel, revealed cheekily via drinks on the event menu. The Berlin party doubled as a celebration, as Tyla was presented with a gold plaque for her Grammy-winning hit Water, now certified gold in Germany—an achievement likely to have lasting significance in her international career.
On social media, Tyla continues to expertly cultivate excitement. Her Instagram teaser clips and party footage are drawing thousands of likes and fan mentions. The Face Magazine describes her as Amapiano’s ultimate crossover star at just 23, and videos of fans dancing to Is It are making her a mainstay on TikTok and Instagram Reels. Meanwhile, music platforms and travel sites like JamBase are tracking her busy tour schedule while Rap-Up and Consequence.net highlight the anticipation for her We Wanna Party mixtape, which is expected before the end of summer.
Tyla’s ascent isn’t limited to her own releases. She’s recently hosted Nickelodeon’s Kids Choice Awards, delivered scene-stealing looks at the Met Gala and Coachella, and landed major brand collaborations such as Coca-Cola, whose new Road Trip ad features her single Bliss. Hollywood is paying attention too—her track Everything Goes Blue appears on the official soundtrack to the Smurfs movie, out this month.
No credible reports suggest any controversies or setbacks over the last week. Instead, Tyla’s momentum and global presence—reinforced by relentless online engagement, live event triumphs, and industry accolades—point to a defining moment in her burgeoning career. The music world, and especially her massive youth following, are watching eagerly to see what this genre-blending, barrier-breaking South African star does next.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Tyla has dominated headlines and set social media a buzz
over the past several days with the release of her
infectious new single is It, which many fans and critics
are already calling one of the standout tracks of the summer.
The track, which dropped on July eleventh, twenty twenty five,
quickly surged to the top of online fan polls. In
music blog reports that Tyler claimed the crown for best
(00:22):
New Release of the week, beating out high profile competition
from Justin Bieber and Blackpink. Not only did is It
outperform her earlier release Bliss by delivering over one point
two million Spotify streams on its first day, but the
song's vibrant, dance driven music video, directed by Aaron Moreno,
has become a talking point for its showcase of Tyla's
(00:42):
signature choreography and style. Major entertainment outlets, including that, eric Alperman,
dot Com and Entertainment Focus have detailed Tyla's jam packed
performance schedule. She wowed a record crowd of fifty five
thousand at Poland's Opener Festival and is set to headline
the Tipsy Music Festival in Barbados before taking the stage
(01:03):
at London's All Points East next month. Her recent engagement
in Berlin created even more buzz. According to IOL, Tyla
celebrated the launch of her upcoming We Want a Party
mixtape with an event in the German capital, where she
treated fans to a confetti filled bash and gave an
exclusive preview of two new songs, Dynamite and Chanel, revealed
(01:25):
cheekily via drinks on the event menu. The Berlin party
doubled as a celebration as Tyler was presented with a
gold plaque for her Grammy winning hit Water, now certified
gold in Germany, achievement likely to have lasting significance in
her international career. On social media, Tyla continues to expertly
cultivate excitement. Her Instagram teaser clips and party footage are
(01:48):
drawing thousands of likes and fan mentions. The Face magazine
describes her as Ama Piano's ultimate crossover star at just
twenty three, and videos of fans dancing to is It
are making her a mainstay on tik tok and Instagram reels. Meanwhile,
music platforms and travel sits like Jambass are tracking her
busy tour schedule, while wrap Up and Consequence dot Net
(02:12):
highlight the anticipation for her We Want a Party mixtape,
which is expected before the end of summer. Tyla's assent
isn't limited to her own releases. She's recently hosted Nickelodeon's
Kid's Choice Awards, delivered scene stealing looks at the met
Gala and Coachella, and landed major brand collaborations such as
Coca Cola, whose new road trip ad features her single Bliss.
(02:35):
Hollywood is paying attention to her track Everything Goes Blue,
appears on the official soundtrack to the Smurfs movie out
this month. No credible reports suggests any controversies or setbacks
over the last week. Instead, Tyler's momentum and global presence,
reinforced by relentless online engagement, live event triumphs, and industry accolades,
(02:56):
point to a defining moment in her burgeoning career. The
music world, and especially her massive youth following, are watching
eagerly to see what this genre blending, barrier breaking South
African star does next. And that is it for today.
Make sure you hit the subscribe button and never miss
an update on Tyler. Thanks for listening. This has been
(03:18):
a quiet Please production. For more check out quiet. Please
dot ai or search the term biosnap wherever you listen
Tyla has dominated headlines and set social media a buzz
over the past several days with the release of her
infectious new single is It, which many fans and critics
are already calling one of the standout tracks of the summer.
The track, which dropped on July eleventh, twenty twenty five,
quickly surged to the top of online fan polls. In
music blog reports that Tyler claimed the crown for best
(00:22):
New Release of the week, beating out high profile competition
from Justin Bieber and Blackpink. Not only did is It
outperform her earlier release Bliss by delivering over one point
two million Spotify streams on its first day, but the
song's vibrant, dance driven music video, directed by Aaron Moreno,
has become a talking point for its showcase of Tyla's
(00:42):
signature choreography and style. Major entertainment outlets, including that, eric Alperman,
dot Com and Entertainment Focus have detailed Tyla's jam packed
performance schedule. She wowed a record crowd of fifty five
thousand at Poland's Opener Festival and is set to headline
the Tipsy Music Festival in Barbados before taking the stage
(01:03):
at London's All Points East next month. Her recent engagement
in Berlin created even more buzz. According to IOL, Tyla
celebrated the launch of her upcoming We Want a Party
mixtape with an event in the German capital, where she
treated fans to a confetti filled bash and gave an
exclusive preview of two new songs, Dynamite and Chanel, revealed
(01:25):
cheekily via drinks on the event menu. The Berlin party
doubled as a celebration as Tyler was presented with a
gold plaque for her Grammy winning hit Water, now certified
gold in Germany, achievement likely to have lasting significance in
her international career. On social media, Tyla continues to expertly
cultivate excitement. Her Instagram teaser clips and party footage are
(01:48):
drawing thousands of likes and fan mentions. The Face magazine
describes her as Ama Piano's ultimate crossover star at just
twenty three, and videos of fans dancing to is It
are making her a mainstay on tik tok and Instagram reels. Meanwhile,
music platforms and travel sits like Jambass are tracking her
busy tour schedule, while wrap Up and Consequence dot Net
(02:12):
highlight the anticipation for her We Want a Party mixtape,
which is expected before the end of summer. Tyla's assent
isn't limited to her own releases. She's recently hosted Nickelodeon's
Kid's Choice Awards, delivered scene stealing looks at the met
Gala and Coachella, and landed major brand collaborations such as
Coca Cola, whose new road trip ad features her single Bliss.
(02:35):
Hollywood is paying attention to her track Everything Goes Blue,
appears on the official soundtrack to the Smurfs movie out
this month. No credible reports suggests any controversies or setbacks
over the last week. Instead, Tyler's momentum and global presence,
reinforced by relentless online engagement, live event triumphs, and industry accolades,
(02:56):
point to a defining moment in her burgeoning career. The
music world, and especially her massive youth following, are watching
eagerly to see what this genre blending, barrier breaking South
African star does next. And that is it for today.
Make sure you hit the subscribe button and never miss
an update on Tyler. Thanks for listening. This has been
(03:18):
a quiet Please production. For more check out quiet. Please
dot ai or search the term biosnap wherever you listen
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