Tyla Releases Visualizers for Every Track on A*POP

Tyla has released a complete set of visualizers for her album A*POP, covering all 11 tracks and featured collaborations.
A still from one of Tyla's A*POP visualizers, showing the artist in a stylized performance setting. A still from one of Tyla's A*POP visualizers, showing the artist in a stylized performance setting.

South African artist Tyla has released a full set of visualizers for her latest album, A*POP, pairing each of the 11 tracks with a dedicated visual companion.

Full Album Visual Rollout

The visualizers accompany every song on the project, offering a consistent visual identity across the tracklist. The collection includes:

  • “THAT GIRL”
  • “RIGHT NOW”
  • “FEEL SOMETHING”
  • “FAIRYTALE” featuring Liquideep
  • “I DON’T CARE” featuring Babalwa M
  • “CRAZY OF ME” featuring MaWhoo
  • “KISS”
  • “MR. NONCHALANT”
  • “DOUBLE BLIND”
  • “HOT TUBS”
  • “IS IT LOVE”

Each visualizer is designed to reflect the mood of its corresponding track, allowing the music to remain the central focus.

Collaborations in Focus

The visual for “FAIRYTALE” features South African duo Liquideep, adding a soulful dimension to the track. “I DON’T CARE” with Babalwa M captures confidence through its imagery, while “CRAZY OF ME” with MaWhoo highlights the vocal chemistry between the two artists.

Visual Strategy

The release aligns with a broader industry shift toward visual content on streaming platforms, where audiences often engage with music through video. By providing a visual for each track, the project offers a cohesive aesthetic that extends the album’s presence across digital platforms.

The full set of visualizers is now available.

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