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Tim Finn
Tim Finn (Brian Timothy Finn, born 1952, Te Awamutu, NZ) is a singer-songwriter, OBE, co-founder of Split Enz (1972), brother of Neil Finn; NZ No. 1 solo debut Escapade (1983), Crowded House Woodface, Finn Brothers.
Tim Hardin
Tim Hardin (James Timothy Hardin, 1941–1980), American folk singer-songwriter from Eugene, Oregon; wrote "If I Were a Carpenter" and "Reason to Believe", famous through covers by Bobby Darin, Rod Stewart, and the Four Tops; died of a drug overdose at 39.
Tim Hauser
Tim Hauser (Timothy DuPron Hauser, 1941-2014), American singer and producer, founder of The Manhattan Transfer vocal quartet; formed the 1969 original and the 1972 Grammy-winning lineup with Siegel, Massé, and Paul.
Tim Kasher
Tim Kasher, Omaha indie rock singer-songwriter born 1974, fronts Cursive and founded The Good Life; known for Domestica, The Ugly Organ, four solo albums, and screenwriting.
Tim Lambesis
Tim Lambesis (Timothy Peter Lambesis, born 1980, Scottsdale, Arizona), American metalcore vocalist, founder of As I Lay Dying and Austrian Death Machine; convicted 2014 of soliciting a hitman to kill his wife, served three years, rejoined the band in 2018.
Tim Lefebvre
Tim Lefebvre is an American bassist from Foxboro, Massachusetts, known for David Bowie's Blackstar (2016), the Tedeschi Trucks Band from 2013 to 2018, and more than 700 recordings.
Tim McGraw
Tim McGraw (Samuel Timothy Smith, born 1967, Delhi, Louisiana) is an American country singer, son of pitcher Tug McGraw, with 29 Billboard country #1 hits, 3 Grammys, 21 ACM Awards, and 2026 Country Music Hall of Fame induction; married to Faith Hill.
Tim McGraw (song)
"Tim McGraw" (2006) is Taylor Swift's debut single and first release, a country ballad co-written with Liz Rose and produced by Nathan Chapman, asking an ex to remember her when he hears Tim McGraw's music.
Tim McIlrath
Tim McIlrath (born 1978, Indianapolis) is the American punk vocalist, guitarist, and lyricist of Rise Against, the Chicago band he co-founded in 1999, known for politically charged lyrics, the Killing Tree side project, and Nowhere Generation (2021).
TIM Music Awards
The TIM Music Awards, also known as the Wind Music Awards and SEAT Music Awards, is a non-competitive Italian music award show, held since 2007 and broadcast on Rai 1.
Tim O'Brien (musician)
Tim O'Brien (born 1954, Wheeling, West Virginia) is a Grammy-winning bluegrass and Americana singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, co-founder of Hot Rize, IBMA Male Vocalist 1993 and 2006, Nashville-based with wife Jan Fabricius.
Tim Reynolds
Tim Reynolds (born 1957, Wiesbaden, Germany) is an American guitarist, TR3 founder, and Dave Matthews Band lead guitarist since 2008, known for acoustic virtuosity, Live at Luther College, and solo albums like Stream.
Tim Rice
Tim Rice (Sir Timothy Rice, born 1944, Amersham, England) is an English lyricist, EGOT winner, and three-time Oscar winner known for Joseph, Jesus Christ Superstar, Evita with Andrew Lloyd Webber, and Disney's Aladdin and The Lion King.
Tim Staffell
Tim Staffell (Timothy John Staffell, born 1948) is an English singer, bassist and model maker, frontman of Smile with Brian May and Roger Taylor; his 1970 departure let Freddie Bulsara turn the band into Queen.
Tim Storms
Tim Storms (Timothy Storms, born 1972, Tulsa, Oklahoma) is an American gospel and a cappella bass with Pierce Arrow and Rescue, holding Guinness records for the lowest male vocal note (G−7, 0.189 Hz, 2012) and widest male vocal range (10 octaves, 2008).
Tim Toupet
Tim Toupet, real name Tim Bibelhausen, is a German party-schlager singer and former hairdresser whose 2009 hit "...so ein schöner Tag (Fliegerlied)" reached number 6 in Germany.
Tim Westwood
Tim Westwood is a British DJ and radio presenter who was charged in 2026 with 17 offenses, which he denies.
Timati (Тимур Ильдарович Юнусов)
Timati (Тимати), legal name Timur Ildarovich Yunusov (Тимур Ильдарович Юнусов), born 1983, is a Russian rapper and Black Star label founder, known for «Фабрика звезд-4», "Welcome to St. Tropez", and 2022-2023 sanctions by Ukraine, Latvia and Canada.
Timbalada
Timbalada is a Brazilian percussion-pop collective and carnival bloco founded in 1991 in Salvador, Bahia, by Carlinhos Brown, known for bringing the timbal drum to the front of Afro-pop.
Timbaland
Timbaland (Timothy Zachery Mosley, born Norfolk, Virginia) is an American record producer and rapper, also known as DJ Timmy Tim and Emperor of Sound, famed for Aaliyah, Missy Elliott, and Justin Timberlake hits, Beatclub, and 4 Grammy wins.
Timbaland production discography
Timbaland production discography: catalogue of productions by Timothy Z. Mosley (Timbaland, Tim Mosley), Norfolk-born producer behind Ginuwine's 'Pony', Aaliyah's One in a Million, 'SexyBack', and Mosley Music Group.
Timber (Pitbull song)
Timber is a 2013 dance-pop and country-tinged single by Pitbull featuring Kesha, from the Meltdown EP. It samples Lee Oskar's San Francisco Bay, topped the Billboard Hot 100 for three weeks, and is certified 12× Platinum in the US.
Timbre
Timbre, or tone color, is the multidimensional sound quality distinguishing sources of equal pitch, loudness, and duration, shaped mainly by spectral envelope, spectral centroid, and attack time, with measurable interactions with pitch perception and cochlear-implant hearing.
Timbuktu (musician)
Timbuktu is the stage name of Jason Michael Bosak Diakité, a Swedish rapper, author, and broadcaster born 1975 in Lund, known for political hip-hop, the 2003 album The botten is nådd!, eight Grammis awards, and the memoir En droppe midnatt.
Time (group)
Time is a progressive rock group from Zagreb, Croatia, founded in 1971 by singer Dado Topić, whose 1972 debut was Yugoslavia's first progressive rock album.
Time (Pink Floyd song)
"Time" is a 6:53 track on Pink Floyd's 1973 album The Dark Side of the Moon, credited to all four members, opening with Alan Parsons' antique-shop clock recording, sung by Gilmour and Wright, about aging and wasted time.
Time After Time (Cyndi Lauper song)
"Time After Time" is a 1983 pop ballad by Cyndi Lauper and Rob Hyman from She's So Unusual, released January 27, 1984; it became her first US number 1 in June 1984 and has been covered hundreds of times, notably by Miles Davis.
Time and a Word
Time and a Word is Yes's second studio album (24 July 1970, Atlantic), the last with the original lineup, featuring Tony Cox orchestral arrangements, UK peak number 45, and covers of Richie Havens and Stephen Stills songs.
Time Fades Away
Time Fades Away is Neil Young's 1973 live album with the Stray Gators, recorded on the 62-show Harvest tour; all eight songs were previously unreleased, and it stayed out of print until 2017 CD reissue.
Time in a Bottle
Time in a Bottle: Jim Croce ballad written December 1970 for his pregnant wife Ingrid, recorded October 11, 1971 at The Hit Factory, and posthumously number one on the Billboard Hot 100 for the chart week of December 29, 1973.