TDG

TDG is a recording artist, singer, rapper, songwriter, musician, composer, performer, and producer. He began singing at the age of two and began songwriting at the age of nine. He has performed with several groups such as V.I.P. (Voices Inspiring People), who achieved several awards including first place for best group in the Jam-A-Thon competition two years in a row during the Pecan Street Festivals in Austin, Texas; NWAYC (North West Austin Youth Choir), and Rescue Squad. He has collaborated with local artists like Saul Paul ("Be Easy") and Denzil from Jamaica ("Mr. Crackhead"). He's also opened for Shirley Ceasar, Deitrick Haddon, Karen Clark-Sheard, and Kierra "Kiki" Sheard. TDG wrote, composed, performed, produced, and published his first CD, WHOL-E. In the community, he is currently the choir director of the youth, senior, and combined choirs at Cottonwood in Del Valle, Texas. TDG strives to be a positive alternative for music listeners. To be a positive voice and role model in the entertainment industry is the main goal of TDG.