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As a kid, Sho-Tyme always felt a sense of rhythm and music. Hearing any type of music was an instant motivation for him, and he would envision movement in his head almost instantly upon hearing the first notes. Although growing up dancing was a positive outlet that kept him from a life on the streets, it soon became his future career. The unique thing to note about Sho-Tyme is that he never had any type of formal training. His mission has been to make an effort to stay true and original to his own style.

Sho-Tyme describes his style of hip hop as old school freestyle, with a mix of popin, house, and his interpretation of what people call “street jazz”. His choreography consist of clean sharp movements with a lot of energy and level changes; but can be smooth as well. Basically anything that is exciting for the viewers to be entertained by.

. The industry soon noticed this incredibly humble and talented dancer, who had quite the innovative and fresh style in choreography. Soon he branched into choreographing for artist such as Mya, Genuine, Mary J. Blige, Jay-Z, J. Lo just to name a few. In the past year, Sho-Tyme is also the man behind the new look and dance style for Gwen Stefani and the Harajuku Girls.