TIM DOG started his career in the mid 80’s when Tony Miller - older brother of Ced-Gee from the Ultramagnetic MC’s - introduced him to Scott La Rock of Boogie Down Productions. Scott took a liking to him and started working on his solo career. “Scott taught me the value of image and presentation. I learned that being the best is no way nearly important as being your best."

Scott unfortunately met an untimely death leaving Tim with no outlet to express his talent. It was then when that Patrick Miller the younger brother of Ced-Gee took him under his wings and got him involved with Ced. “Ced-Gee’s sharp wit and business savvy is what prepared me for this business." Tim was working with Ced in the studio and recording his demo when Ced gave him the opportunity of a life time - the chance to be on a single called “Chorus Line.” This classic debut marked the beginning of Tim’s career and the World knowing for the first time the name TIM DOG.

Tim Dog released the controversial single “Fuck Compton” on Ruff House Columbia/Sony records and achieved Platinum status worldwide which launched his career enabling him to work with such greats as Krs-1, Public Enemy, Ice Cube, Nice and Smooth, Ice T, SWV, Russel Simmons, Andre Harrell, Puff Daddy and many more. Tim teamed up with KRS-1 for the single "I Get Wrecked" on his 1993 release "Do or Die."

Tim then went to London where he worked with Island Records Recording Artist “Apache Indian." Tim wrote and produced the first single “Make way for the Indian” which was very successful in the states giving Apache and open door to the U.S market. In 1996 Tim went to Los Angeles where he partnered with the President of Black Music Sony Records Eddie Pugh to form “Our Turn Records - OTR”. They had success with the label when they released the Hit Album “Big Time” by the group “Ultra” which was Tim Dog and Kool Keith. In 1999 Tim later released the album "Immortal."

In 2006 “The BX Warrior" was released and now Tim is currently at the helm of Rap Legends Recordings based in Atlanta, Georgia. Tim has been performing and producing various projects like Project X "Iconic" and the American Gangstaz "The Indictment."

His latest project is a book entitled “who killed hip hop” slated for a 2012 release address all the wrongs in hip Hop and who the killers are, it’s a must read!!