Tyla J. Pallas

British Rock Singer-Songwriter and Artist

Tyla J. Pallas is an English musician, artist, and poet, best known as the frontman and lead vocalist for the rock band The Dogs D'Amour. The band gained prominence during the late 1980s and early 1990s with their fusion of punk, glam, and blues influences, producing a series of albums that achieved cult status among fans. Tyla's distinctive raspy voice and poetic lyrics have been a defining feature of the band's sound. In addition to his work with The Dogs D'Amour, Tyla has pursued a solo career, releasing numerous albums that showcase his songwriting skills and artistic versatility. His work often features a blend of acoustic and electric elements, as evidenced in albums like "The Devils Supper (Acoustic Version)" and "Devil’s Supper (Electric Sitting)." Tyla is also known for his visual art, which often adorns album covers and merchandise. His live performances, such as "Live In London MMXIII," capture the raw energy and emotion that have been hallmarks of his career both with The Dogs D'Amour and as a solo artist.