Next person biography:
Tyrone DuBose is a renowned R&B historian, radio host, motivational speaker, and philanthropist from Cincinnati, Ohio. Growing up with a passion for entertainment, he began his career in 1985 as a television host in the South Bay area of Southern California.
With his distinctive bass-baritone voice, DuBose quickly became a sought-after announcer for various events, phone auto-attendants for Fortune 500 companies, and voiceovers for national commercials. He then ventured into radio, hosting live shows on KHWY-FM in Barstow, California, for over seven years, where he honed his on-air skills and developed his craft.
DuBose's extensive knowledge of R&B history and the national R&B singles charts led him to create and host the syndicated radio program "Timeless Traxx," which reaches over 40 stations and has expanded to the international market in five countries. On the show, he counts down the top R&B songs in America, based on the National R&B Charts, and shares the history of each song, including the date it entered the charts.
The show's success led to the creation of the award-winning YouTube webisode series "Do You Know," which provides a visual representation of the radio show, along with trivia about the history of R&B. DuBose's extraordinary knowledge of R&B history also earned him a job as a show contributor for the popular TV One program "UNSUNG," where he shares unknown facts and commentary about legendary artists.
As a motivational speaker and philanthropist, DuBose uses his platform to uplift and inspire others, particularly those who have faced life-changing experiences. As a cancer survivor, he understands the importance of perseverance, hope, and triumph, and his smooth demeanor and sincere delivery captivate audiences worldwide.
DuBose's numerous awards include "Outstanding Host" for his webisode series "Do You Know" at the Los Angeles Webfest, the "R&B Historian" award from Rare Grooves Radio, the GIRO award from WRLR Radio in Lake County, Illinois, and the "Best Voice Over" award from the Mayan Awards in Atlanta, Georgia.
