Meet Tyler Lauren

Now, as an artist, I really just try to keep my focus on making music that I would want to listen to if it were made by someone else. I want to be authentic in my artistry and create with a respect for the craft at the forefront. I feel a deep sense of being “one” in a collective when it comes to music. Being an artist, for me, is a constant balance of creative freedom and a recognition of responsibility to listeners, colleagues, culture, marginalized peoples, etc. I say this whenever I’m asked about legacy, but I really think we’re here to leave things better than we found them. I think music can only help me with that, so I’m having fun.