Tyler Witkin

In the early 1980s, it was not uncommon to find a bazaar looking creature complete with a ruby Afro and owl-eyes singing the blues on restaurant tabletops. This creature was none other than a young Miss Tyler Alyn Witkin. Although tabletop concerts grew seldom as Tyler grew older, the passion remained the same. From education to occupation, music exists in every part of Tyler's life and always has. She attended Miami's New World School of the Arts where she honed her craft and performed regularly. Upon graduating from New World, Tyler began her studies at Berklee College of Music where she focused on composing original music. Tyler's studies at New World and Berklee combined with her eclectic ear and refreshing eccentricity give her a voice unique in both timbre and subject. The lyrical content of her songs range from playful and clever to dark and contemplative. Tyler's voice, music, and lyrics float between ethereally haunting and cheekily sultry. Her influences range from Nina Simone to Portishead and a vast amount in between.