With his Midwest/Louisiana flavor and fresh looks T-time is climbing the Independent charts. His first mixtape (Reckless The Mixtape) at the age of 14 he sold over 500 copies in his first week. Hustlin cd’s on the streets/mall/parties was a normal thing to this young entrepreneur. His first album “The Introduction to the Game” contains 19 hot tracks and over 10 of them being considered hits. For instance, people like a song they go out and buy the cd for just that song, listen for a while and get bored. After a month, they usually drop the cd. With 10 or more hits, any hip hop fan will have a hard time putting down this album. In 2008 T-time worked on 3 projects. First being his RnB album “A letter to you” which is available online now. The second project following a warm-up internet mixtape called Reckless The Mixtape Vol.2, was “The Cornerstone of Independent Music” which contains 28 tracks sold out quick. By the time summer was over T-time had pushed 2,000 plus units via the internet, mail, and on the streets. At the end of Summer 09’ T-time started working on His latest and best project to date, “Reckless the Mixtape V3” This album is packed full of hits which blew up on myspace. Now T-time “Thomas Daniel Wyninger” is already famous in his hometown of Muncie, Indiana. He has demands ranging from places such as Belgiam, Viriginia, Florida, Ohio, Indiana, the UK, and more. In 2008 T-time created his music site called T-timeBaby.com, which was later shut down. In April 2008, T-time had the lucky chance of opening up at “The Lil’ 500” for Grammy award winning artist, “Young Joc” with the help of S.O.S. and
their hit single “Sherbert” which is on “The Cornerstone of Independent Music” album. In late 2008 T-time released the hit single “fight for you” which really in some sense put him on the map as far as Muncie is concerned. In the begging of 2009 T-time Released "Reckless (the Album)" which had been his biggest selling album to date. As soon as the "Reckless" Album was finished he started working on his newest Project "Rap of the Future". Which was inspired from the "Back to the Future" movie. T-time explains the album as "I wanted to make something fresh and new to people's ears. Something that people will want to listen to ten years from now. It has always been my passion to strive for different styles and thats exactly what I did with this album" In December 2009 T-time plans on releasing "Rap of the Future". In November 2009 several of the songs had gotten leaked onto the net without T-time's permission, which goes to show you how big the hype is for the new album. T-time now has his official website up www.T-timeMusic.com which was created a couple months prior to the "Rap of the Future" leaks. Whenever you hear about local rappers, T-time’s name is always at the top of the list. Which comes to my conclusion, T-time’s music towers of the competition. His style eats any/everything else out in the business. T-time’s confidence level stays at an all time high. “I went from early on in my career to getting messages about how I suck and I’m so fake now I don’t get any of that stuff, its all love mail. I think when I began people were jealous of the fact I was so young and yet so good.” T-time simply lives by this motto, “if u think that you’re the best people will know that you’re the best, and if they don’t know, they will find out.” Many times his motto has been twisted into people thinking
he is arrogant, cocky, or conceited. “I do not think I am better than any one personally, just in this music. I’m not saying that I know I’m the best, I’m saying I think that I’m the best. And if you do that you can do big things.” Is how the 18 year old rapper described his motto.
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With his Midwest/Louisiana flavor and fresh looks T-time is climbing the Independent charts. His first mixtape (Reckless The Mixtape) at the age of 14 he sold over 500 copies in his first week. Hustlin cd’s on the streets/mall/parties was a normal thing to this young entrepreneur. His first album “The Introduction to the Game” contains 19 hot tracks and over 10 of them being considered hits. For instance, people like a song they go out and buy the cd for just that song, listen for a while and get bored. After a month, they usually drop the cd. With 10 or more hits, any hip hop fan will have a hard time putting down this album. In 2008 T-time worked on 3 projects. First being his RnB album “A letter to you” which is available online now. The second project following a warm-up internet mixtape called Reckless The Mixtape Vol.2, was “The Cornerstone of Independent Music” which contains 28 tracks sold out quick. By the time summer was over T-time had pushed 2,000 plus units via the internet, mail, and on the streets. At the end of Summer 09’ T-time started working on His latest and best project to date, “Reckless the Mixtape V3” This album is packed full of hits which blew up on myspace. Now T-time “Thomas Daniel Wyninger” is already famous in his hometown of Muncie, Indiana. He has demands ranging from places such as Belgiam, Viriginia, Florida, Ohio, Indiana, the UK, and more. In 2008 T-time created his music site called T-timeBaby.com, which was later shut down. In April 2008, T-time had the lucky chance of opening up at “The Lil’ 500” for Grammy award winning artist, “Young Joc” with the help of S.O.S. and
their hit single “Sherbert” which is on “The Cornerstone of Independent Music” album. In late 2008 T-time released the hit single “fight for you” which really in some sense put him on the map as far as Muncie is concerned. In the begging of 2009 T-time Released "Reckless (the Album)" which had been his biggest selling album to date. As soon as the "Reckless" Album was finished he started working on his newest Project "Rap of the Future". Which was inspired from the "Back to the Future" movie. T-time explains the album as "I wanted to make something fresh and new to people's ears. Something that people will want to listen to ten years from now. It has always been my passion to strive for different styles and thats exactly what I did with this album" In December 2009 T-time plans on releasing "Rap of the Future". In November 2009 several of the songs had gotten leaked onto the net without T-time's permission, which goes to show you how big the hype is for the new album. T-time now has his official website up www.T-timeMusic.com which was created a couple months prior to the "Rap of the Future" leaks. Whenever you hear about local rappers, T-time’s name is always at the top of the list. Which comes to my conclusion, T-time’s music towers of the competition. His style eats any/everything else out in the business. T-time’s confidence level stays at an all time high. “I went from early on in my career to getting messages about how I suck and I’m so fake now I don’t get any of that stuff, its all love mail. I think when I began people were jealous of the fact I was so young and yet so good.” T-time simply lives by this motto, “if u think that you’re the best people will know that you’re the best, and if they don’t know, they will find out.” Many times his motto has been twisted into people thinking
he is arrogant, cocky, or conceited. “I do not think I am better than any one personally, just in this music. I’m not saying that I know I’m the best, I’m saying I think that I’m the best. And if you do that you can do big things.” Is how the 18 year old rapper described his motto.
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