WWP is momentum through exploration. Groovy, playful, and stylistically curious, the project captures Tyla experimenting with sound, rhythm, and persona, refining her identity while testing new textures and vibes. It’s fun, stylish, and promising — even if not yet fully definitive.
Sonically, the record blends amapiano, Afrobeats, R&B-pop, dance-pop, minimal club textures, and smooth electronic production with warm, fluid arrangements. Beats remain hypnotic, grooves seductive, and melodies relaxed. The sound is cohesive and vibey, though more playlist-oriented than concept-driven.
Lyrically, WWP explores desire, attraction, confidence, flirtation, independence, nightlife energy, and emotional curiosity. The writing is mood-focused and attitude-driven, prioritizing vibe and persona over storytelling or emotional depth. Tyla sounds relaxed, charismatic, and increasingly confident in her pop identity.
The 3.5 rating reflects strong groove, personality, and replay fun with moderate artistic impact. The project excels in atmosphere, rhythm, and branding, but its limited narrative development, narrow emotional range, and light conceptual ambition slightly reduce memorability compared to her full-length debut.
WWP stands as a stylish and enjoyable transitional project. Groovy, confident, and addictive, it documents Tyla sharpening her sound and star presence — a fun step forward on the path toward global pop domination.
Favorite Track: Bliss
Skip Track: -
Disclaimer: This Is my opinion based on personal taste and emotions.
The skip tracks are not bad songs but just songs that are less memorable.
