Tyla makes waves in Berlin: unveils two new tracks from ‘We Wanna Party' mixtape
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Tyla has been on an exciting roll for her mixtape rollout, after breaking streaming records ahead of her highly anticipated mixtape drop, the South African sensation took her fans on a wild ride in Berlin.
On Monday, July 14, the 'popiano' princess invited her fans to party in style and share a fun-filled day with her as they grooved to her chart-topping hit 'Is It'.
The Berlin bash was a celebration of music, fun, and community. Fans were treated to a confetti party where they danced the day away with Tyla herself. The sweet treats did not stop there; there were also doughnuts emblazoned with the words 'We Wanna Party', the title of her upcoming mixtape.
In true Tyla style, the 23-year-old revealed two new song titles from her mixtape on a drinks menu, 'Dynamite', which was made with tequila, grapefruit lemonade and lime. The other song title, 'Chanel', was a drink made with champagne or prosecco with orange juice, and garnished with a slice of orange.
Fans were eagerly sipping on their drinks surrounding the superstar as she danced along to music from artists such as Afrobeats artist Rema.
The mixtape already boasts two singles, 'Bliss' and 'Is It', and with these two new additions, fans are even more hyped for the drop as more songs are yet to be revealed in London for the second mixtape launch taking place on July 16.
The mixtape launch was not the only occasion celebrated. Her 2023 hit song 'Water' went Gold in Berlin, Germany, and the Grammy Award-winning singer was presented with a plaque for the gold certification of the song.
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