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Tim was born in Philadelphia and raised just west of the city in Upper Darby to a Christian family with his father as a pastor for a local church, and has four brothers. He was exposed to a musical vironmt early on as a child. At his father's church, he naturally learned to play various instrumts like the saxophone and piano. Throughout his childhood, Tim pursued musical activities in both schools and churches, as a member of the church choir and a saxophonist in the school jazz band. However, until he was picked up by an tertainmt agcy, he had never thought of becoming a professional singer. During his high school career, Tim also modeled and acted.
Prior to his singing debut, however, Tim was in charge of an MTV Korea program called Tim's World (started on December 2, 2002) which showed documtaries on the path and struggles of new singers like himself.
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The story told as by Tim has it that at the age of 20, Tim was approached by a Korean pop music producer (the son of a fellow church member). After listing to a tape, it was requested that Tim fly to Korea for a full audition to make a debut as a pop singer in Korea. Though he and his family had a very conservative background, Tim decided to fly to Seoul alone for the first time, give up his life as a college studt and try his hand at becoming a Korean pop singer. Having never had visited Korea until he graduated high school, Tim spt the first two years in Korea focusing on learning the Korean language and preparing for his debut as a singer. While training for his debut album, Tim was very fortunate to have met Yoon Sang, one of the top songwriters in Korea and also a great sior and mtor as a singer. Yoon Sang wrote 사랑합니다 (I Love You), a soft ballad that matches Tim's voice and image perfectly. Tim was supported by Yoon Sang in creating his musical style, and his debut album (released April 21, 2003 by Yejeon Media) received great response. Tim began gaining great recognition in the local pop music market wh sior ballad singers like Shin Seung Hun commted favorably on Tim's music. His second album Second Breath was able to mirror the success of his first album with the hits Gomawottago. .. (I Was Thankful) and Iyagi (The Story).
He has since appeared on a number of Korean variety shows such as Love Letter, Strong Heart, X-Man, Star Gold Bell, and Heroine 6.
The story told as by Tim has it that at the age of 20, Tim was approached by a Korean pop music producer (the son of a fellow church member). After listing to a tape, it was requested that Tim fly to Korea for a full audition to make a debut as a pop singer in Korea. Though he and his family had a very conservative background, Tim decided to fly to Seoul alone for the first time, give up his life as a college studt and try his hand at becoming a Korean pop singer. Having never had visited Korea until he graduated high school, Tim spt the first two years in Korea focusing on learning the Korean language and preparing for his debut as a singer. While training for his debut album, Tim was very fortunate to have met Yoon Sang, one of the top songwriters in Korea and also a great sior and mtor as a singer. Yoon Sang wrote 사랑합니다 (I Love You), a soft ballad that matches Tim's voice and image perfectly. Tim was supported by Yoon Sang in creating his musical style, and his debut album (released April 21, 2003 by Yejeon Media) received great response. Tim began gaining great recognition in the local pop music market wh sior ballad singers like Shin Seung Hun commted favorably on Tim's music. His second album Second Breath was able to mirror the success of his first album with the hits Gomawottago. .. (I Was Thankful) and Iyagi (The Story).
He has since appeared on a number of Korean variety shows such as Love Letter, Strong Heart, X-Man, Star Gold Bell, and Heroine 6.
The story told as by Tim has it that at the age of 20, Tim was approached by a Korean pop music producer (the son of a fellow church member). After listing to a tape, it was requested that Tim fly to Korea for a full audition to make a debut as a pop singer in Korea. Though he and his family had a very conservative background, Tim decided to fly to Seoul alone for the first time, give up his life as a college studt and try his hand at becoming a Korean pop singer. Having never had visited Korea until he graduated high school, Tim spt the first two years in Korea focusing on learning the Korean language and preparing for his debut as a singer. While training for his debut album, Tim was very fortunate to have met Yoon Sang, one of the top songwriters in Korea and also a great sior and mtor as a singer. Yoon Sang wrote 사랑합니다 (I Love You), a soft ballad that matches Tim's voice and image perfectly. Tim was supported by Yoon Sang in creating his musical style, and his debut album (released April 21, 2003 by Yejeon Media) received great response. Tim began gaining great recognition in the local pop music market wh sior ballad singers like Shin Seung Hun commted favorably on Tim's music. His second album Second Breath was able to mirror the success of his first album with the hits Gomawottago. .. (I Was Thankful) and Iyagi (The Story).
He has since appeared on a number of Korean variety shows such as Love Letter, Strong Heart, X-Man, Star Gold Bell, and Heroine 6.
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