South African sensation Tyla links up with Liquideep on a bright new album cut titled “FAIRYTALE,” off her latest project A*POP.
This one sits early on the 14-track album, released July 24 through FAX and Epic Records. Liquideep brings serious South African house pedigree to the pairing, so the collaboration taps directly into Tyla’s home scene. That connection fits neatly within an album built around personal growth and reconnecting with her roots.
The production leans into uptempo, pop-flavored instrumentation with warmth running through every layer. Nothing here feels heavy or overworked. Because the arrangement stays light, both voices get room to trade energy without crowding each other.
Tyla takes the lead here, offering herself up romantically rather than waiting to be chased. Her tone stays playful and hopeful, treating the song like an open invitation. That confidence has run through much of A*POP, but here it softens into something more sincere.
Liquideep answers in kind, matching her energy with a promise to embrace whatever comes with loving her. Their voices complement each other well, keeping the exchange feeling like a genuine back-and-forth. So the record plays out as a shared declaration rather than one artist carrying the weight alone.
Altogether, “FAIRYTALE” works because both artists commit fully to that same hopeful, romantic tone. Nothing about the delivery feels forced or one-sided. That sincerity gives the song real charm within A*POP’s larger story.
“FAIRYTALE” earns its spot on any playlist built for warm, romantic pop with island house flavor.
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