​Tyler Morris is a creative producer and musician working across commercial production, recorded and live music, and broadcast, print, and social media. His work spans primetime television campaigns, international touring, full-length albums, and long-term creative collaborations operating at both cultural and commercial scale.

He has produced more than 130 commercial photography and video campaigns with Nights&Weekends, including primetime television spots for the 2025 Emmys, the 2024 MTV Video Music Awards, and the ABC Country Music Awards. His production experience emphasizes taste-driven execution, operational clarity, and trust-based leadership across complex creative teams.

As a performer, Morris has toured extensively throughout North America and Europe, performing in over 35 U.S. states and 27 countries. He has headlined as a guitarist and vocalist for Curtis Harding at major festivals including North Sea Jazz, Shaky Knees, Haldern Pop, and Super Bock em Stock, building a reputation for distinctive live performance and musical cohesion.

In recorded music, he has executive produced three full-length solo albums under the name Tollison and engineered writing sessions with the late Brent Hinds of Mastodon on the Grammy-winning album
Emperor of Sand (2017). He played a foundational role in the development of Harding’s solo career, serving as a touring and studio instrumentalist on Soul Power (2014), a founding member of Harding’s ensemble beginning in 2011, and lead guitarist and vocalist on world tours supporting Face Your Fear (2017) and If Words Were Flowers (2021). Morris has also contributed as a multi-instrumentalist and writing engineer to Night Sun, a collaborative project featuring members of Black Lips, Night Beats, and Curtis Harding.

Earlier in his career, Morris served as a technical producer to PRNDI Award–winning broadcasts at Georgia Public Broadcasting and spent over a decade as the exclusive distributor and coordinator for VICE Magazine in Atlanta. He has been based in Los Angeles since 2019.

Currently open to project-based engagements worldwide, and full-time creative, production, or leadership roles in Los Angeles, New York, or London.