Kyla discography

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Kyla discography
Kyla in Dubai - 2018.jpg
Kyla performing at the Dubai World Trade Centre in 2018
Studio albums9
Compilation albums1
Music videos33
EPs1
Singles52
Promotional singles15
Box sets1

Filipino singer Kyla has released nine studio albums, one compilation album, one extended play (EP), fifty-two singles (including sixteen as featured artist), fifteen promotional singles, and thirty-three music videos. She signed with EMI Philippines and released her debut studio album, Way to Your Heart , in 2000, [1] which spawned three singles: "Bring It On", "One More Try", and "Hanggang Ngayon". Kyla's eponymous second album was released in March 2002, [2] and contained the lead single "I Feel For You". In 2003, she released the title track from her third studio album, I Will Be There . Two more singles were later released: "Bounce" and "Flexin", the latter featuring English boy band Blue.

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Kyla's fourth studio album, Not Your Ordinary Girl (2004), was supported by the lead single "Human Nature", a cover of Michael Jackson's 1983 song. [3] It also produced the singles "Because of You", "If The Feeling Is Gone", and "Till They Take My Heart Away", and was certified double platinum by the Philippine Association of the Record Industry (PARI). [4] In 2006, she released her fifth studio album, Beautiful Days , as well as its self-written title track. [5] Kyla then released two cover albums: Heartfelt (2007) and Heart 2 Heart (2009). In 2010, she signed a regional record deal with Indonesian label Tarra Group, [6] which saw her collaborate with Joeniar Arief on the single "Indah Cinta Kita". Kyla's eighth studio album, Private Affair , was released in November 2010 and included the singles "Mahal Kita (Di Mo Pansin)" and "Don't Tie Me Down".

In June 2014, Kyla released her debut EP, Journey , [7] which contained a duet—"My Heart"—with American singer-songwriter Brian McKnight. [8] That year, she released the gospel song "Salbabida" as part of the Philippine Popular Music Festival, where it won the top honor. [9] Exiting EMI, Kyla signed with Star Music in December 2016. [10] In January 2018, Kyla released the single "Only Gonna Love You" from her tenth studio album, The Queen of R&B . A second single, "Fix You and Me", was issued the following month. [11] Kyla's first seven albums are platinum-certified by PARI. [12]

Albums

Studio albums

List of studio albums, with sales figures and certifications
TitleAlbum detailsSales [13] Certifications Ref(s)
Way to Your Heart [14] [12]
Kyla
  • Released: 2002
  • Label: EMI
  • Formats: CD, cassette
  • PARI: Platinum
[14] [12]
I Will Be There
  • Released: 2003
  • Label: EMI
  • Formats: CD, cassette
  • PARI: Platinum
[14] [12]
Not Your Ordinary Girl
  • PARI: 2× Platinum
[14] [15]
Beautiful Days
  • Released: 2006
  • Label: EMI
  • Formats: CD, digital download
  • PARI: Platinum
[14] [12]
Heartfelt
  • Released: 2007
  • Label: EMI
  • Formats: CD, digital download
  • PARI: Platinum
[14] [12]
Heart 2 Heart
  • Released: 2008
  • Label: EMI
  • Formats: CD, digital download
  • PARI: Platinum
[14] [12]
Private Affair
  • Released: 2010
  • Label: PolyEast
  • Formats: CD, digital download
      [16]
      The Queen of R&B
      • PARI: Gold
      [17] [18]

      Compilation albums

      List of compilation albums
      TitleAlbum detailsRef(s)
      Essence of Soul
      • Released: 2010
      • Label: PolyEast
      • Formats: CD, digital download
      [12]

      Extended plays

      List of extended plays
      TitleAlbum detailsRef(s)
      Journey
      • Released: 2014
      • Label: PolyEast
      • Formats: CD, digital download
      [7]

      Box sets

      List of box sets with notes
      TitleDetailsNotesRef(s)
      Heart Songs
      • Released: 2009
      • Label: PolyEast
      • Format: CD, VCD
      [19]

      Singles

      As lead artist

      List of singles as lead artist, showing year released and originating album
      TitleYearAlbumRef(s)
      "Bring It On"2000 Way to Your Heart [20]
      "One More Try"
      "Hanggang Ngayon"2001
      "I Feel For You"2002 Kyla [21]
      "I Will Be There"2003 I Will Be There [22]
      "Bounce"
      "Flexin"
      (with Blue)
      "Human Nature"2004 Not Your Ordinary Girl [23]
      "Because of You"
      "If the Feeling Is Gone"
      "Not Your Ordinary Girl"
      "Til They Take My Heart Away"2005
      "Ngayong Wala Ka Na"2006 Beautiful Days [24]
      "Beautiful Days"
      "Nasaan Ka Na"
      "I Wish You Love"2007
      "Love Will Lead You Back" Heartfelt [25]
      "I Don't Want You to Go"
      "One Day in Your Life"2008
      "It's Over Now"
      "If I Were You"
      "Heart to Heart" Heart 2 Heart [26]
      "Old Friend"2009
      "Back in Time"
      (with Jay R)
      "Mahal Kita (Di Mo Pansin)"2010 Private Affair [27]
      "Don't Tie Me Down"2011
      "How Deep Is Your Love"
      "Kunwa-kunwari Lang"2014 Journey [28]
      "Dito Na Lang"
      "My Heart"
      (with Brian McKnight)
      "Only Gonna Love You"2018 The Queen of R&B [29]
      "Fix You and Me"
      "Talk About Us"
      "Mahal Kita Pero Konti Na Lang"
      "Undeniable"
      (with Jay R)
      2020Non-album single [30]
      List of singles as featured artist, showing year released and originating album
      TitleYearAlbumRef(s)
      "Laro"
      (D-Coy featuring Kyla)
      2001Plastic Age [31]
      "Can We Just Stop and Talk Awhile"
      (Gary Valenciano featuring Kyla)
      2002One2One [2]
      "Kahit Kailan"
      (South Border featuring Kyla)
      Retrospective [32]
      "I Wanna Get Close"
      (Freestyle featuring Kyla)
      I Wanna Get Close [33]
      "Wish We Were Two"
      (Fra Lippo Lippi featuring Kyla)
      In a Brilliant White [34]
      "What More"
      (Ferhad featuring Kyla)
      2003Katakan Saja [35]
      "On and On"
      (Too Phat featuring Kyla)
      2005Rebirth Into Reality [36]
      "Partin Time"
      (Erik Santos featuring Kyla)
      2007Your Love [37]
      "Back at Home"
      (Young JV featuring Kyla)
      2009 Ready or Not [38]
      "Ang Aking Puso"
      (Janno Gibbs featuring Kyla)
      Orig [39]
      "How Do You Keep the Music Playing?"
      (Martin Nievera featuring Kyla)
      2010As Always [40]
      "Indah Cinta Kita"
      (Joeniar Arief featuring Kyla)
      2011Non-album single [41]
      "Huling Sayaw"
      (Kamikazee featuring Kyla)
      2012 Romantico [42]
      "Don't Tell Me Don't"
      (Erik Santos featuring Kyla)
      2015Champion Reborn [43]
      "You Are Not Alone"
      (Jay R featuring Kyla)
      Elevated [44]
      "Throwback Lang"
      (Jolina Magdangal featuring Kyla)
      Back to Love [45]

      Promotional singles

      List of promotional singles, showing year released and originating album
      TitleYearAlbumRef(s)
      "Tara Tena"
      (with Kaya and V3)
      2001 Himig Handog sa Makabagong Kabataan [46]
      "Let The Love Begin"
      (with Jerome John Hughes)
      2005Let The Love Begin [47]
      "Say That You Love Me"
      (with Jay R)
      Say That You Love Me [48]
      "Pilipinas, Tara Na!"2011Non-album single [49]
      "Why Don't We Give"2012The Songwriter and The Hitmakers [50]
      "Salbabida"2014 Philpop 2014: Loud & Proud [51]
      "On the Wings of Love"2015 On the Wings of Love [52]
      "Mahal Ko O Mahal Ako" Nasaan Ka Nang Kailangan Kita [53]
      "Monumento"
      (with Kris Lawrence)
      2016Himig Handog P-Pop Love Songs [54]
      "Because You Loved Me"
      (with Jona Viray)
      Life Songs: Maalaala Mo Kaya 25 [55]
      "Till I Met You" Till I Met You [56]
      "Tayo Na Lang Kasi"
      (with Jason Dy)
      2017Himig Handog 2017 [57]
      "Kababata"
      (with Kritiko)
      2018Himig Handog 2018 [58]
      "Even the Nights Are Better" Since I Found You [59]
      "Init sa Lamig"2022 The Broken Marriage Vow [60]

      Music videos

      List of music videos, showing year released and director
      TitleYearDirector(s)Ref(s)
      "Hanggang Ngayon"2001Lyle Sacris [61]
      "I Feel For You"2002 [62]
      "Can We Just Stop and Talk Awhile"
      (Gary Valenciano featuring Kyla)
      [63]
      "I Will Be There"2003 [64]
      "Buti Na Lang" [65]
      "Human Nature"2004GB Sampedro [66]
      "If The Feeling is Gone"Lee Nadela [67]
      "Not Your Ordinary Girl"2005GB Sampedro [68]
      "Til They Take My Heart Away"Sig Sanchez [69]
      "Let The Love Begin"
      (with Jerome John Hughes)
      [70]
      "Ngayong Wala Ka Na"2006 Treb Monteras II [71]
      "Beautiful Days" Topel Lee [72]
      "Nasaan Ka Na" [73]
      "Love Will Lead You Back"2007 [74]
      "I Don't Want You To Go"Treb Monteras II [75]
      "One Day in Your Life"2008Wincy Ong [76]
      "It's Over Now"Nico Puertollano [77]
      "Heart To Heart"Treb Monteras II [78]
      "Old Friend"2009 [79]
      "Mahal Kita (Di Mo Pansin)"2010Treb Monteras II [80]
      "Don't Tie Me Down"2011Nani Naguit [81]
      "How Deep Is Your Love" [82]
      "Indah Cinta Kita" [41]
      "Huling Sayaw"
      (Kamikazee featuring Kyla)
      2012Eric Perlas, Boogs San Juan, Carlo Perlas [83]
      "Kunwa-kunwari Lang"2014Treb Monteras II [84]
      "Salbabida"Toper Santos [85]
      "Dito Na Lang"Treb Monteras II [86]
      "You Are Not Alone"
      (with Jay R)
      2015Cristhian Perez Escolano [87]
      "On the Wings of Love"Jojo Saguin [88]
      "Monumento"
      (with Kris Lawrence)
      2016Angeline Lozada [89]
      "Tayo Na Lang Kasi"2017Joyce Ching, Princess Asuncion [90]
      "Only Gonna Love You"2018 John Prats [91]
      "Fix You and Me" [92]

      Notes

      1. Philippine sales figure equivalent of platinum certification for Way to Your Heart [13]
      2. Philippine sales figure equivalent of platinum certification for Kyla [13]
      3. Philippine sales figure equivalent of platinum certification for I Will Be There [13]
      4. Philippine sales figure equivalent of double platinum certification for Not Your Ordinary Girl [13]
      5. Philippine sales figure equivalent of platinum certification for Beautiful Days [13]
      6. Philippine sales figure equivalent of platinum certification for Heartfelt [13]
      7. Philippine sales figure equivalent of platinum certification for Heart 2 Heart [13]
      8. Philippine sales figure equivalent of gold certification for The Queen of R&B [13]

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