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Tim Vocals is an American hip hop/R&B singer, rapper and songwriter from Harlem, New York. He is known for his smooth voice, gritty lyrics and signature musical style, performing a hybrid subgenre of gangsta rap and contemporary R&B, known as "gangsta R&B". His debut mixtape, Live From Harlem, garnered widespread attention and critical praise, showcasing the young goon crooner as an underground talent and

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Tim Vocals is an American hip-hop/r&b singer, rapper and songwriter from Harlem, New York. Known for his smooth voice and gritty lyrics, Tim became an internet sensation in 2013 with his mixtape album "Live From Harlem" and a series of street-inspired remixes parodying popular r&b songs. His jail-day interpretation of The Weeknd single "Next", and accompanying music video, followed Vocal's real-life trip to the New York City Criminal Court House, as he turned himself in for prison sentencing. Several months later, upon his release, he recorded the track and music video for "We Thuggin'" with Harlem rapper Nino Man, celebrating his return.