Wildest Dreams

(Tzayla’s Version)

A dreamy, nostalgic tribute to a song that defined a generation

Lost boy

(2026 Version)

Tzayla returns to the cover that unexpectedly took off, delivering a striking new version of “Lost Boy” by ruth B. with richer vocals and deeper emotion. A glow-up fans didn’t know they needed (but they absolutely will)

something beautiful

A hauntingly emotional ballad about the pain of watching something precious slip away. A funeral in song form, capturing the sorrow of mourning what can never return.

Good Company

a French-inspired duet about realizing your worth and walking away from someone who never truly saw you.

Tides

a haunting, intimate ballad about love’s pull and the inevitable return to reality—where emotions wash in like waves, then quietly recede

Crocodile Tears

This breakup anthem calls out every charming heartbreaker hiding behind a fake apology and a pretty smile.

Blind

If you’ve ever felt like there’s more to the world than what you’ve been told… this song is for you.

do you?

A hauntingly beautiful anthem about longing and unspoken feelings, “do you?” captures the ache of wondering if someone feels the same…

Tzayla’s Greatest Hits, Vol. 1

“Tzayla’s Greatest Hits, Vol. 1” brings together 20 fan favorites from across the years — a vibrant collection of songs that showcase the heart, sound, and spirit of Tzayla’s music. From early anthems to recent releases, this album celebrates the journey so far, honoring every story, every melody, and every soul who’s been part of it.

Don’t you dare

What if the last words you said to someone you loved were words of anger? “Don’t you dare” unravels the heart-wrenching moment when fate forces you to face the weight of those words—when regret is sharp, love is fragile, and time is running out.

Arachne (feat. jacob graham)

A haunting retelling of the ancient myth, warning of the dangers of pride and the fleeting nature of human praise. Going from a Mediterranean acoustic feel to a full-band sound and an insane guitar solo by Jacob Graham, this version brings the tragedy to life like never before.

Hold my hand until i fall asleep

A 15-minute meditation, sleep, and study track designed to calm the mind and enhance focus.

wolves

A hypnotic warning wrapped in tribal rhythms and haunting melodies, revealing the danger of trusting those who wear a mask of kindness.

oceanic witch

The Little Mermaid meets World Indie Pop in “Oceanic Witch,” a haunting, empowering song about ambition, sacrifice, and fighting to reclaim your voice.

Echoes of an ancient song

Ethereal melodies and powerful lyrics come together in “Echoes of an ancient song,” an inspiring song about the importance of culture, tradition, learning from the past, and guiding future generations.

tug of war

Caught between head and heart, logic and love. A fan favorite that captures the emotional chaos of romantic confusion.

rich man’s bluff

A simple but timeless truth: life is richest not in dollars, but in love, connection, and authenticity.

bowl of rice

No matter what happens, know that you are always welcome at a table where you can enjoy good food, good company, and forget about everything else.

Dream on, my friend

An ethereal escape from reality…

pouring out my heart

Unfiltered and vulnerable — like writing a letter you never meant to send.

i’ll teach you to dance

A short, joyful instrumental that makes you want to move.

Album

OVERDOSE

Be taken on a journey of love, loss, and self-discovery that is magnified by thought-provoking lyrics.

Album

not easy

Young love has highs and lows…

Album

starlight

How does it feel to fall in love for the first time? Listen and you’ll find out.

felix

A true story of love and missed chances set on Pensacola Beach. One of the first songs Tzayla ever produced — a haunting reflection on what could’ve been.

just be mine

When they don’t even know you exist…

love you’ve done me wrong

Is a description even necessary?

winter beach

“I’m standing here alone with nobody beside me. Guess all you said were wishes, not reality.”