Kyla Imani Returns with a Sizzling New Single Entitled “21 Forever.

SINGER-SONGWRITER PHENOM KYLA IMANI IS “21 FOREVER” ON LIVELY NEW SINGLE AVAILABLE NOW

Los Angeles, CA (June 2, 2023) – 21-year-old singer, songwriter, and performance powerhouse Kyla Imani returns with a sizzling new single entitled “21 Forever.” Listen HERE. It arrives after her newly signed publishing deal with PULSE and Stargate. As a gifted songwriter Kyla has received co-signs from the legendary duo who has written for Beyonce, Mariah, Carey, Rihanna, Selena Gomez, Celine Dion and more.

“21 Forever” chronicles Kyla’s move into adulthood. Over a lively beat supplemented by uplifting synths and hip-hop style drums, she unleashes a series of hypnotic melodies and celebratory vocals. Its explosive energy culminates in the unforgettable hook, “I’m 21 forever, living my life to the 100^th degree.” Kyla showcases her musical versatility throughout the track, leaning into punchy rap cadences as comfortably as anthemic harmonies. “21 Forever” ultimately brings fans into the joys and challenges of her new grown-up world, setting the tempo for more music on the way.

Kyla’s new single comes ahead of two upcoming performances as a special guest on “The Piper Tour” with Piper Rockelle. On June 4^th, she will ignite the Globe Theater in Los Angeles, CA before stopping at the Flagstar Strand in Detroit, MI on June 24^th. Purchase tickets HERE.

The New York native has reeled in millions of streams and views across fan-favorite tracks such as “These Boys Ain’t It,” “Sitting Up In My Room” (feat. Jay Critch), and “it’s not that deep.” The latter notably amassed 2.1 million Spotify streams alone. She has also incited applause from tastemaker outlets such as People, Buzzfeed, Hello Beautiful, and Huffington Post, to name a few. The young songstress also recently garnered attention with a performance at South by Southwest festival in Austin, TX. Meanwhile, BET praised how she “is showing signs of an extremely promising future,” and Essence hailed that she is “bringing all of her Black Girl Magic to the forefront.”