Reviews Published for Tyla's Second Album, 'A*Pop'
Multiple reviews have been published for South African singer Tyla's second album, 'A*Pop', with critics noting its polished pop sound and exploring its themes of love, while some suggest it could have pushed further creatively. A new review from de Volkskrant also discusses the album's blend of pop and amapiano.
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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 From her penchant for paparazzi-baiting stunts – arriving at a recent London listening party in Y2K cosplay with this second album’s title temporarily tattooed across her lower back – to her music’s outsized mix of sun, sex and sultriness, 24-year-old South African Tyla seems keen to transport us back to more carefree times. On th...
By Michael Cragg
Read full article →Tyla – ‘A*Pop’ review: safe, polished pop that could’ve gone further
The breakout South African artist’s second album is packed with irresistible singles and effortless charm, but it falls short of the bold promise of its rollout The post Tyla – ‘A*Pop’ review: safe, polished pop that could’ve gone further appeared first on NME.
By Kyann-Sian Williams
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