A song means many things to	Tyler Neal. It’s a way to connect with the things	and	people	that mean the most to him, a chance to	exist in another world for	a little while	(be it another	room or	another	planet),	a journey inward	to find his authentic self, and a journey	outward to offer it to whoever	might be receptive. He’s reaching out to others through music in the way	Stevie Wonder, Derek Trucks,	and	John Coltrane have reached out to	him. The	Atlanta-based singer,	songwriter and guitarist is coming	off a  two year stint in the	last	band Colonel Bruce Hampton ever led, and is now building his career,	musical	ethos, and first solo	record around what he learned during that	time: The ego is a lie,	the moment	is the truth, the true Tyler is the	goal, and music is the	way.

MR MARSHALL RUFFIN III
MINIMALASTIC SOUND DESIGN
ABSTRASSIONIST SURREADELIC 
REVERSELLULAR IMAGING
CHIEF SUBTERNAL FREQUENCY OPERATOR
CSFO {•SUN DOOR • MARSH • MOON ROOM•}
PINE LAKE GA

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