This schema is super strange, and makes the artist compete with their own products. Even stranger, they did not return our emails, which drove us to start our own Merch solution with the aid of spotify/shopify.

This is strange, because as the artists/representative I contacted merchbar to get more info and supply our own records. Merchbar albums appear, if customer is not logged in to spotify. When customers visit any artists pages at spotify, that our shopify pushes data to (Merch offers). I've received no support from a product they endorsed and lead me to pick-up. So, it does not work as advertised or lead to believe, when signing up from. And you shouldn't either.The App Use to work fine (for about a week), now its listed as unsupported in my shopify dash. I still have a long way to go, but I’m not stopping. I never thought I'd be at this point, and right now I'm travelling the world making music, performing and living my dream. “Keep going no matter how impossible it seems. Tyla's music is a fusion of R&B, pop, amapiano and Afrobeats, and she draws inspiration from artists such as Brenda Fassie, Freshlyground and Mi Casa.įor Tyla, following her dreams has been a journey of hard work and dedication, and she encourages others to do the same. Her inclusion in the EQUAL Africa programme is a testament to her talent and drive.įans can discover Tyla’s music on the EQUAL Africa playlist, which features her single ‘Been Thinking’. According to the singer, making music is all about intuition and intention, and her goal is to leave a lasting mark on the industry. Tyla’s mainstream break arrived with 2019’s ‘Getting Late’, a dance-themed amapiano offering. It is our hope that other young African women creators see this as proof that their talent is valid and can and will be recognised and supported.” Spotify’s head of music for Sub-Saharan Africa, Phiona Okumu said: “We are inspired by Tyla's versatility and her drive to achieve more in the music scene and we welcome her to the EQUAL programme. “This just goes to show that there is room for all of us to shine, regardless of what sounds and genres we identify with.” “I am thrilled to be selected for the EQUAL programme, joining other incredible female creators on the continent,” Tyla said. The initiative seeks to amplify the voices of African women in music, breaking down barriers and promoting their work to a global audience. Tyla will join the ranks of other fellow South African artists, including Sio and Elaine, who have previously headlined the initiative.

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