Tyrone DuBose, widely recognized as America’s Premier R&B Music Historian, stands as the definitive voice and authority on R&B music history in America. An esteemed radio host and trusted national music commentator, DuBose is renowned for his commanding bass-baritone voice and unparalleled depth of knowledge, building a distinguished career dedicated to preserving and elevating the legacy of R&B music for audiences worldwide.

A native of Cincinnati, Ohio, DuBose rose to national prominence as the host of Timeless Traxx, a syndicated radio program broadcast on more than 40 stations and heard in five countries. His voice and presence have extended beyond radio to include national television and radio commercials, as well as major award shows throughout the United States, further establishing him as a recognizable and respected figure in the industry.

He was a valued contributor to TV One’s acclaimed series Unsung, where he delivers insightful commentary and historical perspective on the lives and careers of influential, yet often under-recognized, recording artists. Expanding his reach into the digital space, DuBose is the creator of the TNS R&B Legacy Series, A Moment in Music History, which has garnered over one million views on social media and television networks, reflecting his ability to connect with audiences through compelling and informative storytelling. He’s heard daily on WDIA in Memphis Tennessee. He has also contributed to the Sheryl Underwood Radio Program.

Guided by a commitment to excellence, authenticity, and cultural preservation, DuBose is intentional in aligning his work with projects that reflect both purpose and impact. His debut book, The Four Seasons of R&B, achieved significant commercial success, reaching number one on both the new releases chart and the R&B bestsellers list.

DuBose’s contributions have been recognized with numerous prestigious honors. He is a three-time Black Music Award winner and a four-time Hollywood African Prestigious Award recipient. His accolades also include the Legendary

Good Man Award in Cincinnati and a Lifetime Achievement Award from UView

Media in Los Angeles. In April 2024, he was inducted into the California Music

Hall of Fame. Most recently, in 2026, he was inducted into the Cincinnati Black Music Walk of Fame—further solidifying his enduring influence and legacy within the culture.