With song-writing credits for Chris Brown and Tinashe, emerging singer Mayila proves to be an outstanding talent before breaking into viral acclaim. Months removed from her “Receipts” release, she treats fans to “Afraid of the Dark.” It’s an empowering record that finds her tackling racial issues and how the world views black joy. Nonetheless, the single makes for an impressive introduction.
“Whatever I do, you do, but you persecute / Be me for a night or two, it might get dark for you,” Mayila harmonizes with her haunting vocals. Peep the single below.
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