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Tyla has another hit on her hands with latest release ‘Is it’, as per fans

1y By Nomonde Simelane

From a hypnotic tune with a signature sound that is sure to get your body moving, to the captivating scenes of the music video,  South Africa’s global megastar appears to have yet another hit on her hands with her latest offering, ‘Is it’.

The story of Tyla Seethal’s rise to global superstardom can only be described as fate, as she continues to prove that she was born for the world’s biggest stages with every endeavor she takes on.

Similarly to fellow South African artists such as Uncle Waffles, all Tyla needed was one opportunity to make a lasting impression on the world. Since embracing that chance, the youngster has not looked back.

As young as she is, at just 23-years-old, Tyla has already become one of South Africa’s most popular and successful talents. She has also, without a doubt, become a significant part of South Africa’s music history books.

After offering countless hits such as Water, Push 2 Start, ART, Jump and many more, Mzansi’s popiano princess has evidently cracked the code to delivering a certified banger, as merely hours after its release, her latest song Is it is giving major ‘song of the summer’ vibes, as per social media users.

Much like her previous hit-songs, this new tune has quickly made its way onto countless playlists, and has debuted at number six on Spotify’s New Music Fridays playlist.

Social media users have not stopped raving about the quality of the song, as well as the music video. They have also hailed the youngster for her consistent ability to pull off a successful roll out.

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