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South African pop and amapiano sensation Tyla has officially released her new single “Chanel” on October 24, 2025, via FAX Records and Epic Records. The track arrives as the first major release since her self-titled debut album, signaling a sleek evolution in her sound — blending sultry R&B, rhythmic amapiano, and high-fashion visuals.

The single’s concept draws inspiration from the haute fashion house Chanel, with Tyla exploring themes of love, self-worth, and elegance. In the accompanying music video, she appears in vintage Chanel looks curated by her stylist, creating a visual bridge between sensuality and sophistication.

Tyla teased “Chanel” on Instagram earlier this month, calling the track “a taste of what’s next.” The release is being hailed as her most confident yet, showcasing her continued ascent as one of global pop’s most exciting voices.

With this drop, Tyla reinforces her fashion-driven identity and artistic ambition — merging sound and style into one seamless narrative. As streaming numbers climb, “Chanel” positions her for another viral moment and sets the tone for her next era.

 

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