Tyla Yaweh

Tyla Yaweh is an American rapper and singer from Orlando, Florida, who relocated to Los Angeles as a teenager to pursue music, facing significant hardship, including periods of homelessness, before being discovered and mentored by Dre London, the manager also known for guiding Post Malone's career. This connection placed Tyla Yaweh within Post Malone's orbit early on, both as a touring support act and later as a recording collaborator.

His sound blends melodic, hook-driven rap with elements of pop and rock, often built around auto-tuned, sing-song vocal deliveries over moody, atmospheric production, placing him within the wave of post-Soundcloud rap artists who crossed genre lines between hip-hop, pop and rock. His breakout single «Tommy Lee», featuring Post Malone, brought him wider mainstream attention, followed by tracks like «High Right Now» and «Gemini» that reinforced his ear for anthemic hooks.

Over the course of his career Tyla Yaweh has worked with artists including Post Malone, G-Eazy, Ty Dolla $ign and French Montana, situating himself among a generation of genre-blending artists who emerged out of the 2010s SoundCloud-to-mainstream pipeline while carving his own melodic, rock-inflected identity within that space.