Tyler Acord
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| Born | Tyler Joseph Acord September 12, 1990 |
| Origin | Redmond, Washington, United States |
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| Years active | 2012–present |
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Tyler Joseph Acord (born September 12, 1990), also known by his stage name Lophiile and formerly known as Scout, is an American record producer, DJ, multi-instrumentalist, and songwriter born in Lakewood, Washington. He is a member of the English-American R&B group Radiant Children and is a former member of the American metalcore band Issues.
Early life
[edit | edit source]After moving to Los Angeles, Acord joined the metal band A Memoria Brooded playing drums[1] and met Tyler Carter during his time at Atlantic Records. Together, they formed the band Issues.[2]
Influences and musical style
[edit | edit source]Born into a deeply musical family, his mother a gospel singer and his father a trumpet player and sound engineer, Acord had early introductions to Motown and soul, from classics like Stevie Wonder and Marvin Gaye to contemporary artists like Jill Scott and India Arie.[3] He fell in love with hip-hop as a teenager, studied jazz in college, and spent three years touring as a DJ in the American metalcore band Issues, alongside his twin brother Skyler Acord, who plays bass guitar, and longtime collaborator and lead vocalist Tyler Carter.
As a solo artist, he prominently produces hip hop, dance, electronic, lo-fi, and contemporary R&B music. Acord has crafted a style heavy on bass and drawing from elements as far-ranging as hip hop, old school funk, and sample-based R&B.
Acord has written and produced for artists such as: GoldLink, H.E.R., Gallant, Ray Blk, Moss Kena, Nick Grant, Freddie Gibbs, Skrillex, and Zedd.[3]
As a producer, he has stated that Billboard, Oliver, whereisalex, Lido, Gravez, Tennyson, and MXXWLL influence his production.[4]
Career
[edit | edit source]2012–15: Issues
[edit | edit source]Acord became acquainted with singer and songwriter Tyler Carter while interning at Atlantic Records. He toured with Carter as a DJ on a solo tour in the United States. After helping Carter start Issues in 2012, Acord later accepted a position in the band as a keyboardist and DJ.[2] Acord adopted the alias Scout and pursued keys, production, and DJ for the group from 2012 to 2015, before disbanding as a permanent member.[5] While no longer a performing member, Ty is still a session member for the band as a producer and keyboardist, having participated on their second and third albums Headspace (2016) and Beautiful Oblivion (2019).[6]
2012–present: Solo career
[edit | edit source]Tyler Acord moved from Tacoma, Washington to Los Angeles, California to begin pursuing a career in producing music. He first began pursuing music under the alias Scout. In the summer of 2014, he performed on the Beatport stage on the Vans Warped Tour. On August 31, 2015, Scout won Zedd's "I Want You to Know" remix contest.[7] The following year, he adopted another alias, Lophiile. He released the song "Preach" on September 23, 2016.[8]
He released the single "Newno", featuring American rapper Nick Grant and singer Moss Kena, on July 20, 2017.[9]
On September 27, 2017, he released the song "left you". On November 14, Lophiile premiered the single "Off Top", featuring American rapper Freddie Gibbs, on Beats 1's radio show with Zane Lowe, and was released to critical acclaim.[10]
On March 20, 2018, Lophiile released a song, titled "when".[11] The following year, he released the To Forgive EP on February 21, 2019.[12]
On September 25, 2019, he released the single "No Bus" under No Tricks/Blue Note Records.[13]
2018–present: Radiant Children
[edit | edit source]Radiant Children formed between three musicians, songwriters, and producers in 2016, consisting of Acord, singer Fabienne Holloway, and multi-instrumentalist Marco Bernardis, based out of London, England. Bernardis and Acord previously had collaborated with other musicians such as Gallant and CHON. The group released their debut single, "Life's a Bitch", in June 2018.[14] They self-released their debut extended play (EP), TRYIN, on August 24, 2018.[15]
Production credits
[edit | edit source]2012
[edit | edit source]- Flo Rida – Wild Ones (Deluxe) (2012)
- "I Cry"
- Issues – Black Diamonds (2012)
- "King of Amarillo"
- "Love, Sex, Riot" (featuring Fronz)
- "The Worst of Them"
- "Princeton Ave"
- "Black Diamonds"
2013
[edit | edit source]- "Stingray Affliction"
- Issues – Guitar Hero Live GHTV Soundtrack (2013)
- "Hooligans"
- Tyler Carter (2013)
- "Mirrors"
2014
[edit | edit source]- Issues – Diamond Dreams (2014)
- "King Of Amarillo (Re-Imagined)"
- "NLYF x Neck Deep" (featuring Neck Deep)
- "Hooligans (Re-Imagined)"
- "Tears On The Runway (Re-Imagined)" (featuring Nylo)
- "The Worst Of Them (Re-Imagined)"
- "Never Lose Your Flames"
- "Disappear (Remember When)"
- "Mad at Myself"
- "The Langdon House"
- "Tears on the Runway Pt. 2" (featuring Nylo)
- "Life of a Nine"
- "Sad Ghost"
- "Late"
- "Personality Cult"
- "Old Dena"
- "The Settlement"
- Fronz – Party People’s Anthem (2014)
- "Turn It Up"
- Tyler Carter – Leave Your Love EP (2014)
- "Tears On The Runway, Pt. 1" (featuring Nylo)
- "Georgia"
- Buried In Verona – Faceless (2014)
- "Blind Eyes"
2015
[edit | edit source]- Tyler Carter – Leave Your Love EP (2015)
- "Sophisticated"
- "So Slow"
- "Find Me"
- "Leave Your Love"
- "Screwtape"
- Fronz – Party People’s Anthem (2015)
- "ZILLA"
2016
[edit | edit source]- "Slow Me Down"
- "COMA"
- "Made to Last"
- "Someone Who Does"
- "Hero"
- "Rank Rider"
- "Yung & Dum" (featuring Jon Langston)
- "Lost-n-Found (On A Roll)"
- "Flojo"
- "The Realest"
- "Blue Wall"
- "I Always Knew"
- Moss Kena (2016)
- "These Walls"
- Tyler Carter (2016)
- "Forget You"
- Sundai (2016)
- "All I Got"
- Polyphia (2016)
- "LIT"
- Troye Sivan – Blue Neighbourhood (Remixes) (2016)
- "WILD (lophiile & Grey Remix)"
- Nikki Hayes (2016)
- "Chance of Rain"
- Zedd (2016)
- "Beautiful Now (Lophiile Remix)" (featuring lophiile, Jon Bellion)
2017
[edit | edit source]- H.E.R. – H.E.R., Vol. 2 - EP (2017)
- "Avenue"
- RAY BLK (2017)
- "Patience (Freestyle)"
- Gallant, Tablo & Eric Nam (2017)
- "Cave Me In"
- "Nayhoo" (featuring lophiile, Masego)
- "Little Bird" (featuring Jude Demorest)
- GoldLink – At What Cost (2017)
- "Summatime" (featuring Radiant Children, Wale)
- VanJess – Silk Canvas (2017)
- "Through Enough" (featuring GoldLink)
- Polyphia – The Most Hated (EP) (2017)
- "Goose"
- "40oz"
- "The Worst"
- "Loud"
- "Icronic"
- "Crosty"
- Moss Kena (2017)
- "48" (featuring Jay Prince)
- Futuristic (2017)
- "Everyday Is My Birthday"
- lophiile (2017)
- "Newno" (featuring Nick Grant, Moss Kena)
- "Off Top" (featuring Freddie Gibbs)
- Mark Johns (2017)
- "Same Girl"
- Gallant (2017)
- "Bourbon (Remix)" (featuring lophiile, Saba)
- "Vampire"
- "Stay (Lophiile Remix)"
- Grey (2017)
- "I Miss You (Lophiile Remix)" (featuring Bahari)
2018
[edit | edit source]- BTS – LOVE YOURSELF 轉 ‘Tear’ (2018)
- "낙원 (Paradise)"
- Radiant Children – TRYIN’ (2018)
- "Poke Bowl"
- "Go Left"
- "Life's a Bitch"
- "Tryin’"
- "48th & 9th"
- New Years Day – Unbreakable (2018)
- "Skeletons"
- Zilo – The Nature Of The Beast (2018)
- "Don't Waste My Time"
- "Phone"
- Tyler Carter – Moonshine (2018)
- "Pressure"
- "Focus"
- R.LUM.R – Right Here, I Need To Know (2018)
- "Right Here"
- Polyphia – New Levels New Devils (2018)
- "Death Note" (featuring Ichika)
- "Saucy"
- VanJess – Silk Canvas (2018)
- "Cool Off the Rain (Interlude)"
- lophiile (2018)
- "Common Sense" (featuring VIC MENSA)
2019
[edit | edit source]- Issues – Beautiful Oblivion (2019)
- "Drink About It"
- "Tapping Out"
- "Without You"
- "Beautiful Oblivion"
- "Downfall"
- "Get it Right"
- "Second Best"
- "Your Sake"
- "Rain"
- "Flexin"
- "No Problem (Keep it Alive)"
- Alina Baraz – It Was Divine (2019)
- "To Me"
- "No Bus" (featuring Amber Mark, Col3trane)
- Tyler Carter – Moonshine (2019)
- "HBSL" (featuring Ben Great)
- lophiile & NSTASIA – To Forgive (2019)
- "My Side"
- VanJess – Silk Canvas (The Remixes) (2019)
- "Cool Off the Rain" (featuring Ari Lennox)
- "Through Enough REMIX" (featuring MNEK)
- "Through Enough (Jarreau Vandal Remix)" (featuring GoldLink)
- Cantrell – DEVIL NEVER EVEN LIVED (2019)
- "Know It's Wrong"
- "4 Letter Word"
- lophiile & Jesse Boykins III – To Forgive (2019)
- "You're Gonna Need It"
- lophiile – To Forgive (2019)
- "You've Changed"
- "Late Ass"
- lophiile & Sophie Faith – To Forgive (2019)
- "One Hand"
- damienfarron & NIKHEDONIA – MEMETAL ILLMESS (2019)
- "TOKYO DRIP!"
- Iophiile & NSTASIA (2019)
- "My Side"
2020
[edit | edit source]- "Party in Heaven" (featuring Lil Durk)
- Alina Baraz (2020)
- "Trust"
- Hope Tala – Girl Eats Sun (2020)
- "Crazy"
- Gallant – Our Beloved BoA (2020)
- "Only One"
- "Sky Mind"
- "Rare"
- "Mariposa"
- "Gently"
- "I Need Love"
- "Pretend"
- "Mind Control"
- "Jane"
- "Radio Silence"
- Xavier Omär – if You Feel (2020)
- "want/need"
- Jae Stephens & VanJess – And Friends - EP (2020)
- "Already On It"
- Kinfolk Jon (2020)
- "Gassed" (featuring $teven Cannon, Lil Xan)
- HXRY – PIECE OF MIND (2020)
- "MRFREEZE" (featuring Jeff Doubleday)
- Issues (2020)
- "Tapping Out (Stripped)"
2021
[edit | edit source]- Emir Taha – Hoppa pt. 2 (2021)
- "Katakulli"
- "Bad Reception"
- Ace Hashimoto – PLAY.MAKE.BELIEVE. (2021)
- "GIRLS" (featuring pH-1)
- Yasmeen Al-Mazeedi – PURPLE. (2021)
Discography
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with A Memoria Brooded[edit | edit source]
with Issues[edit | edit source]
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with Radiant Children[edit | edit source]Remixes[edit | edit source]
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