Micah Tyler
Micah Tyler grew up in Tyler, Texas, where he started writing and singing in church. He later attended Texas Tech University. His debut album 'Red to Green'...
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Micah Tyler grew up in Tyler, Texas, where he started writing and singing in church. He later attended Texas Tech University. His debut album 'Red to Green' came out in 2012, followed by albums like 'Different' and 'New Today'.
His song 'Even Then' from 2018 became particularly well-known for its straightforward expression of faith. Other tracks like 'Different' and 'Walking Free' follow a similar pattern of personal reflection set to accessible arrangements.
He performs with musicians including Chip Matthews on bass, Adam Mercer on guitar, and Alex Brewer on drums. The music stays within the contemporary Christian format, built around Tyler's vocals and songwriting.
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