Timothy Quigley is a drummer/percussionist/multi-instrumentalist/composer living in Brooklyn, New York. Known for his versatility and tastefulness, Timothy is accomplished in playing in a wide variety of musical styles and contexts on the drum set, congas, bongos, doumbek, def, riq, tapan and frame drums.

His unique sound has led to collaborations with such talents as legendary clarinetist and mandolin player Andy Statman, and the late Beat poet Allen Ginsburg, trumpeter Jon Birdsong (Beck, Smokey and Miho), Ryan Francesconi (Joanna Newsom). He has worked extensively as a sideman, sharing the stage with notables such as reggae/hip hop sensation Matisyahu, Smokey Hormel (Beck, Tom Waits), Frank London (Klezmatics, Klezmer Brass All Stars), Greg Cohen (Masada), Matt Munisteri, Ron Miles (Bill Frisell Quartet), Reuben Radding, Brad Shepik, Charming Hostess and the klezmer rock band Golem.

A specialist in Balkan and Middle Eastern rhythms, Quigley has worked with Bulgarian saxophone virtuoso Yuri Yunakov, Algerian Rai master Cheb Nasro, renouned vocalist Amalia Papastefanou, Christos Govetas (Bill Frisell, Ziya), violinist Beth Cohen, Greek clarinetist Lefteris Bournias and Matt Moran (Slavic Soul Party). As a composer, Timothy Quigley has scored music for modern dance, film and television including the film Trans and the short Ed's Holistic Auto Repair which aired on Bravo and IFC. Recent CD releases include One Ring Zero's Wake Them Up, rf's interno and falls, Adam Good's Dances of Macedonia and the Balkans, and Dan Cantrell's soundtrack for the documentary Divided Loyalties.

Currently Timothy tours, records and teaches internationally, performing with Stereofan, The Zagnut Orkestar, Las Rubias del Norte, One Ring Zero, Chi Cha Libre, Sheqer, Romashka, The Near East River Ensemble, Hang the Lights, Mavrothi T. Kontanis and NoorSaaz.