Tyler Jamal Brown (born May 31, 1995) was born in Orlando, Florida, United States. He is an American rapper and singer. He is professionally known as Tyla Yaweh. His journey began with a fortuitous encounter with rapper Post Malone and his manager, Dre London, ultimately leading to a signing with London Entertainment, an imprint of Epic Records, in 2019. Yaweh's early singles, including "Drugs and Pain," "Wildlife," "Gemini," and "Goals" featuring Preme, garnered significant attention across streaming platforms like Spotify, YouTube, and SoundCloud, setting the stage for his rise.
In February 2019, Yaweh released his debut mixtape, "Heart Full of Rage," showcasing his versatile style blending rap and singing. He continued to build momentum with collaborations such as "I Think I Luv Her" featuring YG and the remix of "High Right Now" featuring Wiz Khalifa, accompanied by a star-studded music video.
Yaweh's breakthrough came with the release of "Tommy Lee" in June 2020, featuring Post Malone. The track not only marked his first entry onto the Billboard Hot 100 but also solidified his position in the industry. The subsequent remixes, including one featuring iconic drummer Tommy Lee himself, added layers of creativity to the already infectious hit.
Further establishing his presence, Yaweh teamed up with DaBaby on "Stuntin' on You," showcasing his ability to collaborate across genres. The track's remixes, featuring verses from DDG and Dame D.O.L.L.A., expanded its reach, while also becoming a notable walk-up song for MLB outfielder Mookie Betts.
Continuing to innovate, Yaweh's release of "All the Smoke" featuring Gunna and Wiz Khalifa demonstrated his knack for crafting catchy yet substantive tracks. His versatility was further highlighted when he featured on South Korean rapper B.I's single "Got It Like That" alongside American singer Destiny Rogers, showcasing his global appeal and collaborative spirit.
Throughout his career, Tyla Yaweh has proven himself as a dynamic artist with a penchant for crafting chart-topping hits and forging connections across the music industry landscape. As he continues to evolve, his impact on the rap and R&B scene remains undeniable.
