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Tyla’s Dropping Her Debut Album & It’s Coming So Soon

Calling all Tygers, calling all Tygers. This is not a drill! New details about Tyla’s debut album have just been released, and I’ve got all the tea on what’s to come. The chart-topping “Water” singer and Grammy Award winner is set to release her debut self-titled album on March 22. 

In December 2023, Tyla shared the name of her upcoming album in an interview with Apple Music’s Zane Lowe. “For now, my introduction to the world, I just wanted to be clean, Tyla. I want people to get to know my name and get to know my sound because my first project is going to be Tyla in music form. So, I felt like self-titled would’ve been the best way to go.”

So, what else can fans expect from Tyla’s debut album? On March 17, Tyla gave fans a sneak peek at the tracklist of her upcoming album on Instagram.

The album will feature her smash hit “Water” alongside recently released singles like “Truth or Dare,” “Butterflies,” and “On & On.” The album also boasts collaborations with notable artists, including Becky G on “On My Body,” Gunna on “Jump,” Tems on “No.1,” and Travis Scott on the “Water Remix.” Other songs featured on the album are “Intro (Featuring Kelvin Momo),” “Safer,” “Breathe Me,” “Art,” “Priorities,” and “To Last.” 

Amidst the anticipation for her album release, Tyla announced on March 7 that she had to cancel her first worldwide tour due to an undisclosed injury. Sharing the news on Instagram, she wrote, “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 agonizing as has the severity of the situation.”

As a result, Tyla has postponed all tour dates, including the 34 scheduled shows across Europe and North America, which were set to begin just days after the release of her upcoming album. 

Despite the disappointment of her tour’s cancellation, Tyla remains optimistic about the future, expressing her intention to resume touring following her recovery. In the same statement, she assured fans, “Please know that my team and I are working diligently on a spectacular show as soon as I am recovered and ready to return to the stage this summer.”

It’s safe to say that the party isn’t over yet, Tygers.  

Milan Parker

Agnes Scott '24

Milan Parker is a New Jersey-based journalist and storyteller whose love for writing was sparked by afternoon sessions devouring teen magazines like Bop and Tiger Beat while her grandmother shopped at Winn-Dixie.

While her current work focuses on the intersection of art, community, and alternative (niche) identities in Philadelphia, as well as the often-overlooked histories of the Black community in Burlington and Camden County, NJ, her digital roots go back much further. At 15, Milan taught herself web design and launched a website where she proudly -- and perhaps a bit embarrassingly -- hosted her very first, very cringe attempts at poetry.

Coming a long way from her teenage angst, today, Milan focuses on writing the stories that are closest to her heart, making sure the history of her home state is documented with as much care as the art that inspires her.

In her free time, Milan likes to people-watch on the SEPTA train for absolutely no reason, inline skate, play early 2000s classics on her Xbox and PSP, and read on her Kobo. She is also currently attempting (for the tenth time, sorry) to restart her website in honor of her teenage digital roots. She cites the band Tool as one of her biggest artistic inspirations.