Paper Tiger is a New York-based electronic producer, composer, and founding member of the Doomtree hip hop collective. His music has been featured on Billboard Top 200 albums, film, television, and performed by the Grammy-winning Minnesota Orchestra. Pitchfork describes his sound as “crisp drums, excellent production and interesting mixes.” Paper's credits include the original score for HBO’s Rock in a Hard Place, BBC Radio 4’s The New Gurus podcast, a featured track in CNN’s Ruth Bader Ginsberg documentary, as well as collaborations with Nike, The New Yorker, and Beats By Dre. Paper Tiger grew up in Minneapolis. His father played in a rock band, his mom blasted pop music in her '85 Ford Escort, and Paper practiced dance moves in his room. Flashing forward to the present day, Paper works across genres and media, with a style characterized by expertly layered sounds and bold melodic patterns. As a live DJ and producer he has toured internationally, including performances at Glastonbury, Lollapalooza, SXSW, X–Games, and Riot Fest. It is unclear how often he dances in his room.