Tyler White

Tyler White is a country singer, DJ, emcee, and songwriter who gained national attention as a participant on the Netflix docuseries "Love on the Spectrum," which explores the dating lives of individuals with autism.

Diagnosed with autism at age 3, White developed an early passion for music and taught himself to play drums by ear. He began performing as a drummer in church and started singing publicly at age 13. White participated in his high school band as a percussionist and sang in the choir. He achieved an early milestone by winning the Van Buren County Fair Youth Talent Competition in the Vocal Solo category, which led to a performance at the Arkansas State Fair.

White launched his DJ business, DJ TyWy, focusing on weddings and events, and has emceed Autism Speaks events; introduced artists such as Reba McEntire and The Beach Boys; and performed at the Grand Ole Opry and for the Tampa Bay Rays. He has also served as an emcee at CMA Fest, a major country music festival, and auditioned for "American Idol."

White's music career emphasizes representation and the positive impact of embracing neurodiversity in the country music industry. He continues to pursue music, host his own podcast, and collaborate with brands including Publix, Cracker Barrel, and Coca-Cola.