Charles A. Paris
Charles A. Paris
Born	Charles Anthony Paris April 30, 1980 Urbana, Illinois, U.S.
Other names	Brother OTG, O.T.G., Paris Eighty, P80
Occupation	Producer, Developer, Author, Educator
Title	Founder, Paris Eighty (P80)
Website	Official Site
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Charles Paris Music / Paris Eighty

Official legacy portal for Brother OTG and Paris Eighty (P80)

Charles Anthony Paris (born April 30, 1980), known professionally as Brother OTG (or simply O.T.G.), is an American record producer, software developer, and cultural educator. He is the architect of the Over Time Grind philosophy and founder of Paris Eighty (P80), a legacy-focused brand and label name that serves as the future vehicle for his professional endeavors. Paris is widely recognized for his strategic production with Beanie Sigel and the theme song for the BET series "Tiny and Toya 2." Currently, he reaches millions of viewers monthly via social platforms, maintaining a network of over 200,000 followers dedicated to music education and Hip Hop cultural history.

1 Career Summary & Evolution
2 Visual & Multimedia Archives
3 References

Career Summary & Evolution

Paris began his career as "I Double L" (2002–2009) in Urbana, Illinois, before transitioning to Philadelphia in 2011 to establish Over Time Grind Productions. Mentored by industry legends Bruce Hawes and MC Lyte, he spent over a decade building the O.T.G. brand. In recent years, he has established Paris Eighty (P80)—a brand derived from his surname and year of birth—to serve as a scaled legacy platform for his technical tools, independent label work, and ongoing music education contributions.