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Contents: CD with Japan-exclusive artwork, includes one bonus track only available on the Japanese edition, includes liner notes, lyrics, and translations. First-press edition only: Photo card (one of three types randomly included) *Once the first-press edition stock runs out, it will switch to the regular edition. �sContents�t 14 tracks + 1 bonus track. The world's favorite Amapi Queen! Her 2nd album, celebrating her roots, has arrived! Tyla, from South Africa, achieved a global breakthrough with her 2023 single "Water," winning two Grammy Awards. Her debut album, "Tyla," reached the highest position ever for an African solo female artist on the US Billboard 200, propelling her to global stardom. Now, Tyla proudly presents her second album, "A*Pop," which is not just an album, but a new movement championed by Tyla herself, embodying the powerful message that "African music is pop music." With themes of "confidence" and "globalization," this album vividly portrays her roots and identity. Centered around amateur piano, she effortlessly blends diverse genres such as pop and R&B, while her sensual and supple vocals shine. The album includes 14 tracks in total, including "Chanel," which was a huge hit in Japan, mainly on social media, and "She Did It Again," a collaboration with Zara Larsson that became a global viral hit. The Japanese edition is a special item featuring unique Japanese artwork and bonus tracks only available in Japan. Tyla, who has spread her wings from South Africa to the world and continues her rapid rise, presents this album that symbolizes 2026, from a new generation global star in both name and reality. Media reviews and more Tyla, originally from South Africa, achieved a global breakthrough with the single "Water," released in 2023, and won two Grammy Awards. Tyla's debut album, "Tyla," achieved the highest ranking ever for a solo female artist of African descent on the US Billboard 200, propelling her to global stardom. Now, Tyla proudly presents her second album, "A*Pop," which is more than just an album; it represents a new movement championed by Tyla herself, embodying the powerful message that "African music is pop music." Focusing on themes of "confidence" and "globalization," the album vividly portrays her roots and identity. Centered around amateur piano, it seamlessly blends diverse genres such as pop and R&B, while her sensual and supple vocals shine. The album includes 14 tracks in total, including "Chanel," which was a huge hit in Japan, particularly on social media, and "She Did It Again," a collaboration with Zara Larsson that became a global viral hit. (C)RS
