DYLEUTH

Ben Dyleuth is a vocalist, educator, and multidisciplinary artist whose work bridges classical training, community engagement, and genre-defying performance. A graduate of St. Olaf College, he studied voice and choral conducting in one of the nation’s top vocal programs and has performed with internationally recognized ensembles including VocalEssence and the St. Olaf Choir. His grounding in choral tradition continues to inform his dynamic vocal style and layered compositional approach.

Ben has performed and led workshops across the U.S. and internationally, with recent engagements as a guest presenter and teacher in Taipei, Taiwan, and as a panelist and performer at the Artists of Color Expo & Symposium at KEXP in Seattle. His work includes collaborations with Seattle Parks & Recreation, where he created accessible musical experiences for youth and families, as well as serving as a community choral director in St. Paul, Minnesota, alongside ongoing roles in arts-integrated education across cultural contexts.

Under the artist moniker DYLEUTH, Ben fuses soul, experimental rock, and cinematic production into a vivid sound world exploring themes of performance, identity, and cultural inheritance. His most recent release, ALL THE GOLD’S GONE (2025), follows Swimming West (2022), reflecting on the pursuit of meaning, the cost of ambition, and what is left behind in the chase.

In parallel with his music career, Ben has worked across brand storytelling, experiential design, and grassroots creative projects. He has collaborated with organizations including r.Cup, CLIF Bar, and Bon Iver’s 2 A Billion campaign to develop initiatives centered around sustainability and community impact. He also led digital strategy for Amone, an independent food pop-up series rooted in Southeast Asian flavors and stories, and has contributed to other Lao cultural initiatives such as Laos in the House and Legacies of War, engaging in conversations around heritage, displacement, and artistic preservation.