Tim Gent is an artist/songwriter from Clarksville, Tennessee who has been making a name for himself since the release of his 2015 mixtape 'Clarksville Nights'. Tim continued seeing success with the release of his first fully-distributed single Lady America (feat. Drisana DeSpain). The track garnered heavy attention across many online outlets and charted #1 on Spotify's United States Viral 50. After spending 2017 releasing a string of singles, Tim started seeing even more of an online buzz, which led to features from Hot New Hip Hop, Sway's Universe, The Tennessean, and a full length interview with NPR: World Cafe. Tim crushed 2018 releasing a consistent flow of new music for his fans, beginning with the release of his full-length, jazz influenced project titled Life Away From Home, which was named Best Hip Hop Project of 2018 by Nashville Scene. Tim celebrated the release with local fans in a packed out show at Nashville's famous Exit In. This attention spread throughout the region allowing Tim to open up for multiple major artists, including Wu-Tang, Rakim, Goodie Mob, EARTHGANG and Playboi Carti, as well as partner with Red Bull and super producer Tay Keith for a sold-out industry showcase in Nashville. In 2019, Tim explored many different writing sessions in multiple genres to not only sharpen his own craft, but also to potentially write for other artists. It was this process and his love for writing that led to Tim signing with Prescription Songs publishing team and having two of his LAFH singles featured in film The Violent Heart (Mary J. Blige). 2020/2021 definitely had its challenges (to say the least), but Tim continued to persevere and push forward, releasing his first body of work since LAFH titled In Every Fall. This EP is a compilation of emotions and thoughts that stemmed from trials and tribulations faced over the last several years. It was well received, from having his single A New Day featured as ESPN's song of the month alongside Run The Jewels, to landing on multiple editorial playlists and coverage from several local outlets, including Nashville Scene and Kazi Magazine. In the midst of releasing his own project, Tim proceeded to prove his versatility with his pen, writing for Simon Cowell's global pop group Now United as well as landing several film/tv placements including: Frito-Lay (Super Bowl LV), Fox Sports (MLB World Series), ACC Network and Grey's Anatomy.