Tyla is showing no signs of slowing down as she continues to dominate the global music scene. The Grammy Award-winning South African pop star has officially announced that she will be releasing a brand-new Amapiano single titled “Chanel” this September, much to the excitement of her fans across the world.
In an exclusive interview with Variety, Tyla confirmed that the upcoming single is a taste of what’s to come from her highly anticipated second studio album, which is expected to drop in October 2025. Known for blending R&B, pop, and South African sounds in her music, Tyla’s decision to lean into Amapiano once again is thrilling for fans of the genre — and for those who fell in love with her breakout hit “Water.”
Speaking about the new track “Chanel,” Tyla described it as “vibey, stylish, and deeply rooted in South African culture,” promising her signature flair but with even deeper Amapiano influences. It’s clear that Tyla is embracing her roots while continuing to push boundaries on a global scale.
Tyla has had an unstoppable run since her global breakthrough, and her accolades keep stacking up — from topping international charts to winning major awards and gracing global stages. Her artistry and presence have helped put South African music on the world map, and now with “Chanel,” she’s bringing Amapiano even closer to mainstream pop listeners.
Fans have already begun speculating who might be featured on the track or if it will be a solo effort. Regardless, the buzz is already building, with social media users calling it one of the “most anticipated drops of the year.” Given Tyla’s track record of delivering genre-blending hits that resonate globally, “Chanel” is expected to be no different.
As September approaches, excitement continues to mount, not just for the new single, but also for the full album coming in October. With her bold vision and authentic sound, Tyla is once again proving why she’s one of the most influential young artists of this generation.
Be sure to mark your calendars — “Chanel” is dropping this September, and it’s bound to be a game-changer.
