Lefa la hae le eang ho eena
O hōtse a e - na le ' mino oa tantši oa Haiti.
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🌍 Why TimTim.Live exists
TimTim.Live is a global platform for independent musicians and the people who listen to them. It exists because being an independent artist is hard in a specific way: the music business is fragmented, being discovered is mostly luck, and the relationship between an artist and the people who love their work usually belongs to somebody else. An artist who lived all of that built this so it would be different — you keep your rights, you set your own price, and the people who find you are yours.
Moetsi eo oa litšoantšo Pierre Richard Augustin, ea phatlalatsang ' mino mona TimTim.Live Originals. Ntho ea pele eo a ileng a e ngola e ne e le setšoantšo sa hae sethaleng ' me pale ea hae e tlaase haholo, eseng hobane sethala se le mabapi le eena, empa hobane se sebetsa ka tsela eo se sebetsang ka eona.
TimTim.Live exists to create joyful Konpa music that connects people, celebrates Haiti, and inspires curiosity about the world. Through songs, stories, and cultural experiences, we're building a living TimTim.Live musical journey — one future generations can keep discovering, performing, and sharing for the next 1,000 years.
Sheba setšoantšo se senyenyane sa ' Mōpi →
Pale ea mothehi
Pierre Richard Augustin performs as TimTim.Live, carrying Konpa to world music, Caribbean, African, jazz and cultural festivals. Born in Les Cayes, Haiti, he travelled through Guadeloupe at twelve on his way to a year in Paris, then built his life in the United States — New York, then Lynn, Massachusetts, and today Washington, DC.

O hlahetse lebōpong le ka boroa la Haiti le haufi le lebōpo la leoatle moo metso ea Caribbean e qalang teng le lefa la oona la ho ba teng ha lona.
Ha a le lilemo li leshome le metso e ' meli, naha ea pele eo a ileng a qala ho e emisa e ile ea emisa ka lekhetlo la pele leetong la ho ea Paris.
Selemo motse - moholo oa Fora, o neng o lula 10 khethehileng Henry Paté karolong ea bo16 lekholong.
E mong oa bona o ne a le teng Sekolong se Phahameng Brooklyn, ' me ka nako eo o ile a ea Sekolong se Phahameng sa John Bowne, Queens.
E nkiloe Sekolong se Phahameng sa Manyesemane se neng se tšoeroe hape, se neng se lula 9 Arlington Street, e ile ea reka li - skack tse tšoeu tse neng li tla fetola ntho e ' ngoe le e ' ngoe.
Home today, where TimTim.Live built a life, a career, and — decades later — came back to music.
Konpa is the heart — but the sound is a blend of everywhere TimTim.Live has been.
O hōtse a e - na le ' mino oa tantši oa Haiti.
Ho thabisang ke hore ho na le mela e tlohang likarolong tse ling tsa k'honthinente.
Pelo e mofuthu, e tsitsitseng ea Caribbean e khōloanyane.
Lilemo tse mashome tsa bophelo United States.
Ho ile ha utloahala molumo le melumo e tsoang lefatšeng lohle.
Alongside the music, TimTim.Live built a foundation in business and public service.
Lynn, Massachusetts
Liphuputso tsa pele
Salem, Massachusetts
Li - Bachelor li lekanyetsa tekanyo
Boston, Massachusetts
Monghali oa Tsamaiso ea Sechaba (MPA) O ile a fumana chelete e ngata ka likhoeli tse 12
Lowell, Massachusetts
BOMA URA o ile a fumana chelete e ngata ka likhoeli tse 12
🎸 The White Guitar
In 1986, fresh out of Lynn English High School and living at 9 Arlington Street in Lynn, Massachusetts, an eighteen-year-old TimTim.Live walked into a music store and fell in love with a white guitar on the wall. He bought it — then life forced him to sell it, and he never forgot it.
For decades, music took a back seat while he built businesses and helped others. But a true passion never dies; it waits. Nearly forty years later, the white guitar found its way back into his hands.
That homecoming became the heart of his “Konpa to the World” journey — proof that it’s never too late to answer the call that’s been living inside you all along.
“Because deep down, we all have a white guitar.”Utloa pina eo, LOGita BlanUN →
🍺 China · 2015
In 2015, TimTim.Live spent a month in Chongqing, China, exploring business opportunities. He fell for China's toast culture — the ritual of raising a glass to friendship and good fortune.
Ka la 8 February, 2015, o ile a kopana le Monghali Jane, ' me ho ile ha hlaha mohato o mocha: 888 Lucky Beer. Chaena, palo 8 e emela lehlohonolo, leruo, le katleho hoo batho ba robeli ba ileng ba fetoha lebitso.
A TimTim.Live Global Initiative
Leeto le lesoeu le ka holimo hona joale ke boikutlo bo tebileng ba mokete oa selemo le selemo oa lefatše lohle oa ho arola metse e meholo ho pota lefatše ka ' mino, bohahlauli, setso le teboho.
Bala Leeto la Guitar le Nang le MoreroMorero oa Rōna
Ha re kōpe batho hore ba tšehetse moetsi oa litšoantšo. Re mema batho hore ba re fe lefa.
Kopanela le Mesebetsi e Meng e Leshome e Tla re Tsoela Molemo
Thusa lelapa le leng le le leng hore le be le sebaka seo le ka se bitsang hae.
Boloka ' mino oa batho le lipale tsa bona ka lilemo tse 1 000 tse latelang.
Iphe monyetla oa ho hlahloba sebaka seo motho e mong le e mong a ka se fumanang.
O ile a re leka ka matla hore re se ke ra fela
Sena ha sea etsetsoa hore se tlosoe hang ' me se lebaletsoe hore se reretsoe ho ntšetsoa pele ke bana ba ka, litloholo tsa ka, le meloko ka mor'a bona, ka lilemo tse sekete tse latelang, ebang moloko oa batho o sa ntse o le teng Lefatšeng kapa o fihlile sebakeng sa bolulo, Mars, kapa kae kapa kae moo re fallelang teng.
Beke ea Machaba ea teboho le ea tsamaiso ea mekhoa ea bophelo lefatšeng ka bophara hase lintho tse sa tšoaneng tse etsang hore kajeno e be lefa lena, motse o le mong o nang le batho ba bangata le khoebo e le ' ngoe ea baeti ka nako.
Ebang u mamela pina, u pheta pale, u roala ntho e itseng, u ba teng ' minong, u fetolela mantsoe, u buella naha, kapa u bolelle motsoalle oa hao feela hore u be karolo ea ntho e etselitsoeng ho tšoarella melokong.
E mong le e mong a ka kopanela. Ha ho monehelo o monyenyane haholo.
Papali e fapaneng
Batho ba bang ba batla nako ea hao e eketsehileng. Re batla ho u thusa hore u kopane le motho a le mong e mocha. Lefatše le tšoanang le leo le hlahisa papali e fapaneng ka ho feletseng.
Ha ho motho ea nang le botsoalle ba lefatše lohle ka ' mino le setso. Rea bo ananela.
Ba re: Mamela lipina tse limilione.
TimTim.Live o re: Kopana le batho ba limilione.
Ba re: Buisana le metsoalle eo u seng u ntse u e tseba.
TimTim.Live o re: Fumana metsoalle eo ho seng mohla u kileng ua kopana le eona.
Ba re: Sheba livideo tse khutšoanyane.
TimTim.Live o re: Fumana mokhoa o mong oa bophelo ka metsotsoana e 60.
Ba re: Reka biri.
TimTim.Live o re: E - ea ho motsoalle e mocha.
Ba re: Ho reka litekete.
TimTim.Live o re: Etsa hore ho be le linako tseo ka tsona litso li kopanang.
Ba re: Lefa pele ' me u be le tšepo ea hore lea sebetsa.
TimTim.Live o re: Kena khoebong ntle ho tefo, eketsa bolokolohi ba hao ba khoebo, etsa tlhahiso ea mahala, ' me u lefe feela ha u finyella pakane ea mosebetsi eo u ileng ua lumela ho e finyella.
Motsoalle oa Hao
Khetha naha · u utloe pina · Ithute neano e le ' ngoe · Say Recong. Le etse hape hosasane.
Utloa pina
Ho se Nke Lehlakore
Ithute ka naha
E - ba le Kutloelo - bohloko
Etsa motsoalle
Kopanela pina e ' ngoe
TimTim.Live is the artist name of Pierre Richard Augustin, a Haitian-American Konpa musician based in Washington, DC, known as the Global Ambassador of Konpa, who brings people together through music.
TimTim.Live champions Konpa — the dance music of Haiti — on the world stage, bringing it to world music, Caribbean, African, jazz, and cultural festivals, tourism events, and major city celebrations, introducing the sound to new audiences everywhere.
O hlahetse Les Cayes, Haiti. Ha e sa le ngoana, o ile a tsamaea ka maoto ho ea fihla Paris, Fora, a ntan'o lula United States, New York, Lynn (Maschusetts), ' me kajeno Washington, DC.
O ile a ea Sekolong se Phahameng sa Abraham, Brooklyn, le John Bowne High School, Queens, New York, ' me a fumana mangolo Sekolong se Phahameng ka ho Fetisisa sa Manyesemane, Lynn, Massachusetts.
O ile a ithutela North Shore▁community College, a fumana lengolo le phahameng la thuto Univesithing ea ' Muso ea United States, Monghali oa Tsamaiso ea Sechaba Univesithing ea Sffolk (ka likhoeli tse 12), le BA e tsoang Univesithing ea Massachusetts (ka likhoeli li 12).
Ka mor'a hore a fumane lefa la hae la Caribbean, o ile a susumetsoa ke batho ba bangata lefatšeng ka bophara ba Afrika ba neng ba mo ruta ka Jehova le ba ileng ba mo thusa hore a boele a mo rate.
Ke hoo e ka bang k'haba e tšoeu eo a ileng a e rekisa ha a le lilemo li 18 000 ' me a boela a fumana hoo e batlang e le lilemo tse mashome a mane hamorao, pale ea toro e ile ea lieha empa ha ea ka ea tloheloa.
During a month in Chongqing, China in 2015, TimTim.Live was inspired by China's toast culture and met Master Jane on February 8, 2015. In China the number 8 means luck, wealth, and prosperity — so the brand became 888 Lucky Beer.
Ka 2024 o ile a theha sebaka seo ho sona ho neng ho se na ' mino se hahiloeng ho pota - pota likabelo tse tharo tseo e mong le e mong a neng a ka thusa ho haha hammoho: Ho haha tšepo, ho thusa malapa a eketsehileng ho fumana sebaka seo a ka se bitsang lehae; ho sireletsa ' Mino, ' mino oa liletsa tse 1 000 tse nang le ' mino o bolokang koleke ea TimTim.Live; le ho kopanya moloko o latelang oa Bak'hadinale, e leng ho etsang hore ho be bonolo ho hlahloba sebaka se fetang limilione tse sekete.
TimTim.Live plays a different game. Spotify helps you listen to more songs; TimTim.Live helps you meet more people. Facebook connects you with friends you already know; TimTim.Live helps you discover friends you've never met. TikTok is short videos; TimTim.Live is discovering another culture in 60 seconds. Every song is a gift meant to introduce one new culture to one new person.