Song & arrangement
Songwriting feedback, lyric perspective, structure, instrumentation, and arrangement decisions that support the song's identity.

Tyler Gulleman · producer / artist / musician
Independent albums, singles, collaborations, and production work rooted in songwriting, performance, experimentation, and honest delivery.
Listen on Apple MusicTyler Gulleman's public professional profile identifies him as a producer, artist, musician, lyricist, songwriter, vocalist, multi-instrumentalist, session musician, and graphic designer based in Syracuse, New York.
His releases move through acoustic, blues, folk, rock, ambient, alternative, and more experimental spaces. The goal is not one fixed house sound; it is a finished record that still sounds like the person and circumstances that made it.
Recorded work
Single · featuring Vincent Evans
A nine-minute collaborative release that extends the public catalog into 2026.
2025Single · featuring Vincent Evans
An alternative release publicly credited to Tyler Gulleman with Vincent Evans.
2025Single · featuring Vincent Evans
A second 2025 collaboration listed across Tyler's public artist catalog.
2024Album · nine songs
A 49-minute album including “Nonsense,” “Day Dreamin',” “Fate,” and “I'm Trying to Sleep.”
2024Album
Part of the three-album 2024 body of work listed on the public artist profile.
2024Album
A 2024 album presented alongside a broad run of independently released singles.
Collaboration
Public releases including “The Forgotten,” “Thing from the Past,” and “Lunar Rock” credit Vincent Evans as a featured collaborator. Tyler's LANDR profile also identifies Evans as a photographer and visual artist connected to the Driftwoodcrafts history.
For customer work, performance roles, production roles, artwork, writing, splits, credits, permissions, masters, and source-file delivery are discussed directly instead of being assumed after the work is done.
Songwriting feedback, lyric perspective, structure, instrumentation, and arrangement decisions that support the song's identity.
Session support, performance selection, cleanup, timing, organization, and practical preparation for the next production stage.
Balance, tone, movement, translation, level, and final exports matched to the intended release or review channel.
Cover-art support, naming, metadata, masters, alternates, source files when scoped, and a handoff that another person can understand.
Public profiles