"Catharsis," a unique one-night-only musical event. This transformational experience featured previously released solo projects and debuted new music from Tymmé’s upcoming mental health-focused endeavors.

Event Producers: Sierra Lancaster, Tymothee Harrell

Music Director: Ron Hurt

Guitar: Cristian Otero

Bass: Bet Angelo Calix

Drums: Albear Sheffield

Event Partners: NY Church Sessions, Chelsea Table & Stage

Media Partners: Future Royalty Entertainment

Director/EP- Lauryn Darden | Producer- Tymothee Harrell | Line Producer- Liz Kurtz

Cast: Diarra Fall, Madeleine Fall, Tabara Sy, Kalonjee Gallimore, Tymothee Harrell

Director of Photography- Kya | Production Designer- Marisa Razo | Editor- Eámonn Wrightstone | Colorist- Andres Cortez | Music Composer- Rodney Chrome | Assistant Director- Rebekah Strauss | Assistant Camera/Lighting- Rodney Anderson | Assistant Set Designer- Eliel Peterson | Makeup- Genesis Arthur | Hair- Jordan Ty Sherman | Production Assistants- Joshua Hendricks, Kadjatu Barrie

Producers: Tymothee Harrell and Callie Holley

Director: Anthony Rivera

Director of Photography: Benjamin Rodriguez

Creative director: Marisa Razo

AD: Joshua Hendricks

Production Assistants: Grace Santos, Joshua Hendricks, Madyson Bolton

Cast: Bilaal, Marisa Razo, Sayali Bramhe, Crillum, Mumdy, Jannat, Madyson Bolton, Joshua Hendricks

Had Me At Almost was co-written by Tymothee Harrell and performer Bilaal Avaz. It is a love song expressing the feeling someone gets when they have finally found their soul mate and their love is mutual.

Music producers: Crillum and Bilaal

Mixing & Mastering: ALOOF

Choir: Tymothee Harrell, Alexis Dobynes, Ojo Lyons, Kalonjee Gallimore, Prince Bryant, Senzel Ahmady

“To Pimp a Butterfly” the hip-hop musical was based on the Pulitzer Prize and Grammy award-winning rapper Kendrick Lamar's groundbreaking album “To Pimp a Butterfly.”

Our story investigated the early career of a young black rapper finding acclaim in a flawed entertainment system, and the tensions that arise when the young creative attempts to regain their autonomy in a record industry that seeks solely to “pimp out” their talent. We explored the beauty and joy that resides in our communities, along with the harsh realities of the systemic institutions that hamper us.