Telle Smith’s biography, net worth, fact, career, awards and life story

Intro Lead singer for the band The Word Alive
A.K.A. Tyler “Telle” Smith, Tyler Smith, Tyler Telle Smith
Is Singer 
Songwriter 
Musician 
Guitarist 
From United States of America 
Type Music 
Gender male
Birth 9 August 1986, Dayton, USA
Age: 33 years
Star sign Leo
Genre:
Rock music
Instruments:
Bass guitar
Guitar

Tyler Smith (born August 9, 1986), also known by his nickname Telle, is an American musician and songwriter. He is currently the lead vocalist of Arizona metalcore band The Word Alive and has played in several bands, such as Greeley Estates and In Fear and Faith. He is known for his tenor singing voice, wide vocal range and ability to comprehensively alternate between melodic and screamed vocals.

Musical career

Smith joined In Fear and Faith as one of their two lead vocalists in May 2007 to replace founding vocalist Jarred DeArmas. Smith performed on the band’s debut release Voyage and was a member of the band until January 2008 (a month after the release of the EP), when he joined Phoenix, Arizona-based Greeley Estates as bassist.

Smith was a member of Greeley Estates from January 2008 to November 2008. He left the band on November 14, 2008, the day before the band was about to go on tour with Alesana. The band said “not to fret” and that the position would be filled.
During this brief association, Smith was featured on some tracks from the album Go West Young Man, Let the Evil Go East.

Upon his departure, he joined The Word Alive, originally a side-project by former Blessthefall and Escape the Fate’s Craig Mabbitt, on December 3, 2008.
Smith replaced Mabbitt, due to Mabbitt’s unavailability to tour with the band. Smith is featured on the band’s second EP, Empire. A year in advance of its release, Smith confirmed the writing of The Word Alive’s first studio album. On January 20, 2010, he stated it would be titled Deceiver. Deceiver was released on August 31, 2010.

In 2010, The Word Alive were included in Underoath’s November tour. At the Mission, Texas show, Smith substituted for Underoath vocalist Spencer Chamberlain who had contracted food poisoning during the tour’s final week. On January 24, 2011, while The Word Alive were on tour with Texas in July and For Today, Smith was hospitalized due to an unknown virus and bacterial bronchitis, laryngitis and pharyngitis along with a fever of 103.6 °F. He missed 9 tour dates. In 2011, Smith wrote and completed two new songs, “Apologician” and “Lights and Stones”, for the deluxe edition of Deceiver, which was released on June 7, 2011.

On March 31, 2013, The Word Alive released a new song by the name of “Wishmaster”. On that same day, they confirmed the new album Life Cycles would be released on July 3. The album currently has two singles called “Entirety” and the eponymous “Life Cycles”.

Personal life

Tyler Smith was born in Dayton, Ohio and is the eldest of four brothers. Smith has cited Brand New and Sigur Rós as some of his influences and has stated that some of his favorite bands are Thirty Seconds to Mars, As Cities Burn, Thursday, August Burns Red, As I Lay Dying, Circa Survive and City and Colour. Smith is an adherent of the Christian faith.

By early 2011, Smith began a clothing line by the name of Resist & Rebel, which he co-operated with Andrew Paiano (Woe, Is Me) until 2013 when Andrew stepped down.

Discography

In Fear and Faith

  • Voyage (2007)

Greeley Estates

  • Go West Young Man, Let the Evil Go East (2008)

The Word Alive

  • Empire (2009)
  • Deceiver (2010)
  • Life Cycles (2012)
  • Real (2014)
  • Dark Matter (2016)
  • Violent Noise (2018)
  • Monomania (2020)

Solo

  • “A Mountain” (2011)
  • “Touch of Your Lips” (2012)

Collaborations

Year Song Album Artist Link
2010 “Intentions” To Plant a Seed We Came as Romans [1]
2011 “Not Another Song About You” Trust in Few We Are Defiance [2]
“The Taste of Regret” Symphonies In Fear and Faith [3]
2012 “Disclosure” I’m Not Dying Today Palisades [4]
“Streetlights for Streetfights” Non-album single Etienne Sin [5]
“Whiskey for the Soul” Chapters Adestria [6]
“All Worth It” Non-album single Goodmorning, Gorgeous [7]
2013 “Rebearth” Live Life Capture the Crown [8]
“Useless” Lies to Light the Way Myka, Relocate [9]
“Conceiver” Conceiver Before You Fall [10]
“Passion Born” Non-album single A Call to Sincerity [11]
2014 “I’ve Earned My Time” The World Is My Enemy Now Upon a Burning Body [12]
“Demons in Disguise” Non-album single Etienne Sin [13]
2015 “Hell to Pay” Never Endings Too Close to Touch [14]
“Never Surrender” Paramount It Lies Within [15]
2016 “Perfect” Non-album single Echo Black [16]
“Reflections” As the Sky Falls Through Behind the Fallen [17]
2018 “Clockwork” Non-album single Amor [18]
“The Discovery” Gravity Paul Bartolome [19]
“Rise” Non-album single The Word Alive, The Glitch Mob and Mako [20]
2019 “Weakest Condition” The Darkest Moment The Darkest Moment [21]
“Medicate Me” Rock Ain’t Dead Davey Suicide [22]
“Uber and a Fifth” Non-album single Sponge [23]
“Someone You Loved” Our Last Night [24]
2020 “Falling” Unseen Relations Our Mirage [25]
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