Tim-Hall

Tim Hall is an award winning musician, performance poet, and producer from Detroit, MI, while honoring Boston as his current home. His poetry draws inspiration from his lived experiences - charting the nuances of blackness, masculinity, and the beauties of life. Tims music is used to underscore his vivid storytelling with warm neo soul, jazz, and hip hop influences. He has performed at Boston's Hub Week, The Museum of Fine Arts, New Orleans Museum of Arts, TEDx Cambridge, Boston Calling, and BAMS Festival among others. As a musician, Tim has shared stages and recordings with artists such as Talib Kweli, Slum Village, The Soul Rebels, The Nappy Roots, Carolyn Malachi, Bilal, Chris Turner, Aloe Blacc, Maria Fenklemeier, The Boston Symphony Orchestra, and Diana O.

His work can be experienced through his new project - Trust the Process EP, as well as Colors Of My Soul, and self-published book - Trust The Process. Tim is an Assistant Professor in the Professional Music Department at Berklee College of Music, is the co-owner of HipStory - a digital media production company dedicated to creating and showcasing the work of marginalized identities within media, and Board of Trustee with the American Repertory Theater. He is a member of the band STL GLD, and a principal collaborator with Cliff Notez, Oompa, and Will Dailey. Tim was honored as “Session Musician of the Year” by the 2020 Boston Music Awards, and recognized by WBUR’s Artery 25 as 1 of 25 millennials of color impacting Arts and Culture in Boston.