DJ Mag Interview

Posted on September 4, 2008

My recent interview with DJmag is now online and can be viewed at on the homepage at www.djmag.com or:

http://www.djmag.com/index.php?op=story&story_op=display&story_id=1652&status=Live&type=news

VONYC Radio Show Confirmed

Posted on August 29, 2008

For those of you who have been asking about this, my radio show on VONC Sessions is now confirmed (www.vonycsessions.com) and my show shall occur on the second Thursday of every month at 10-11pm (CET).

The VONYC Sessions host DJs and labels including Paul van Dyk, Max Graham, Judge Jules, Sultan, Umek, Fedde le Grand, Josy Wisternoff, Steve Porter, Eddie Amador, Miss Nine, Toolroom Knights, Godskitchen, Markus Schulz, Valentinto Kanzyani, Marco V, Eddie Amador, Benny Benassi etc.

My shows will also be posted up on my blog for download. Look forward to hearing your thoughts.

Cevin Fisher - You Got Me Burning Up

Posted on August 29, 2008

Cevin Fisher - You Got Me Burning Up

As most of you are probably aware my remix of this seminal house track featuring the vocals of Loletta Holloway was recently released by Subversive Records on both vinyl and digital formats. The release also features remixes by Paul Rincorn, Prok & Fitch and also new mixes from Cevin himself.

The track was featured 5 consecutive weeks on Eddie Haliwell’s Radio 1 show and a recent video of Sister Bliss playing my track at the SW4 festival here in London can be found below:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yQeZF6MTq40

“Cats Cradle” now on release

Posted on August 29, 2008

Global Underground South American Tour

Posted on August 29, 2008

I’ve received the following video from Anil Chawla and Jim Rivers who have just completed a two week tour of South America in conjunction with Global Underground.

The video was shot at FESTIVAL FUERA DEL TIEMPO Guatemala and features my remix of the Chemical Brothers’ track “Hey Boy Hey Girl”:

This weekend In Argentina

Posted on August 29, 2008

This weekend I’m off to Argentina to play at Crobar in Buenos Aires on the Friday (1 August) and Club F in Cordoba (2 August). Plenty of new material to play and hope to meet some of you out there

“Smash and Grab” on new John Quivver Graham Compilation on Ministry of Sound

Posted on August 29, 2008

“Smash and Grab” from my debut artists album, “Long Way from Home” will feature on the forthcoming compilation by John Quivver Graham to be released on Ministry of Sound.

Promotional blurb as follows:

“In today’s current electronic music scene, with the many genres and sub-genres around, it is extremely difficult to adequately explain most of them.. however one style continues to drive its force through the current ‘in vogue’ trends such as electr0 & tech – Progressive House - it is still alive and as strong as ever, and often serves up the most mouth-watering and sumptuous electronic music to be found. It’s been a while since anyone brought dance music fans up to date with the current breed of Progressive House music producers and so the Ministry of Sound are delighted to present you with the Clubbers Guide to Progressive House 2008.

And who better to bring you up to date with today’s sound than the mighty Quivver (aka John Graham), the popular British production and remix wizard, who earlier as one part of the Tilt trio helped shape the Progressive House movement of the late 90’s. He is responsible for a multitude of releases in his personal capacity on labels such as Paul Oakenfold’s Perfecto, Sony & Lost Language as well as Baroque and his own BozBoz imprint which he formed in 2002. He has remixed the likes of Simply Red, BT , Culture Club and Tiesto to name a few, and has had tracks appear on over 80 albums, including Global Underground, Renaissance, Perfecto & Bedrock. Today, Quivver is riding high with the recent release of a huge track called ‘Surin’ (featured on this album), and the industry is abuzz with talk of his new single ‘Chasin A Feelin’ since Pete Tong played it on his Essential Selection in April after Sasha had apparently played it all over the WMC in Miami 2008. Both these singles are taken from his first artist album ‘dirty nails & vapour trails’ which is due for release in July!

For anyone even remotely partial to the type of music championed by the likes of Renaissance, Global Underground and the Balance Series on EQ Recordings, this albums for you.”

Full tracklisting is as follows:

01. Tobias Lutzenkirchen - Drunken Monkey (Original Mix)
02. Terry Grant Feat Katherine Hines - The Tie That Binds (Jay Lumen Remix)
03. Jay Lumen - Passion & Glory (Original Mix)
04. Sergio Fernandez - Change The Tempo (Alex Celler Tech Dub)
05. Quivver - Surin (Original Mix)
06. Jay Lumen Feat Panoptic - Surface ‘Reborn’ (Original Mix)
07. Lustral - Everytime (Funkagenda Remix)
08. Tim Davison - Smash & Grab (Original Mix)
09. Logiztik sounds - Crazy People (D-nox & Beckers Remix)
10. Quivver - Tick Tick (Original Mix)
11. Dennis Sheperd - Infinity (Shiloh Remix)
12. Glenn Morrison - Laser Lights Of Blue (Original Mix)

This weekend at Amare 3rd Anniversary, Indonesia

Posted on June 26, 2008

This weekend I will be flying to Bandung in Indonesia to headline at Amare’s 3rd anniversary, sponsored by Marlboro

“Motion” now released on Triptik

Posted on June 26, 2008

AUDIONOVA – MOTION E.P. (TRIP002) RELEASED: 16th JuneMOTION / POZOR! / MOTION (TIM DAVISON REMIX) / MOTION (REWORKERS OST)

Straight outta Belgrade, this Serbian duo are making themselves well known on the global scene, with an amazing live show and stunning music productions that take influences from many genres, they have found widespread support from a varied range of DJs such as Sasha, Laurent Garnier, Tiesto, Eric Prydz, Sander Kleineberg and Desyn Massileo.

This E.P. on Triptik is one of their most eclectic, already likened to Booka Shade and for their organic and analogue sounding productions, ‘Motion’ the title track of the E.P. has all the hallmarks of a club classic with a memorable breakdown. ‘Pozor!’ named after the famous Croation club night is a quirky outing that sounds like an funky house track but with techno grit and drive. Current darling of the UK scene Tim Davison, who made a name for himself by updating some previously untouchable classics to great effect, gets his hands on ‘Motion’ and turns out a top remix, true to the original and perfect for later sets. Reworkers provide an original soundtrack to Audionova’s original music, their reworking of ‘Motion’ is a cinematic tour de force and is sure to end up on the next Audi advert. An outstanding package of music for the dancefloor and everywhere else, Audionova are ones to watch for 2008.

DJ Reactions

This eclectic release has radio plays and chart placements from the likes of Hernan Cattaneo, Judge Jules, Jody Wisternoff and Eelke Kleijn.

DJ comments:

Dave Dresden “Your label is proving to be a breeding ground for new and interesting talent from unusual places ”
Jim Rivers “Motion here is the pick for me, nice break and chords”
Judge Jules “number 3 in the chart”
Chloe Harris “great all around, but love tims! will play it loads. great job.”
Slacker “Really lush lovely tune”
Derek Howell “Nice well rounded package here. Very smart, and groovy to boot. Thanks!”
Shiloh “Amazing music, love it”
Soundexile “Motion is a really cool track!” Fusion F (Poland) “Very good stuff, great productions!”
Eelke Kleijn “Good release! Like Motion, both the original & Tim Davison remix. ”
Flash Brothers “Tims’ best remix in 2008, in our bag!”
James Warren “Really enjoyed Pozor! Tim Davison has a more peak-time feel for me. Great energy and drive.”
Ricky Ryan “Motion all mixes are wicked ) Pozor is cool too”
Maher Daniel (Harem Records) “Really like Motion, really enjoying the original and tim’s mixes.”
Pako & Frederik “All sound great. Thanks guys!”
Stefan Anion “I love every one of these tracks. This is one of those rare releases that i’ll be playing for years to come!”
AlterImage - Ian Resler (Pacha NYC) “Very fun track! WIll drop this one at Pacha.”
Andy Newland (Twisted Audio) “Tim Davison remix for me, Wicked groove for taking it up into the more twisted edge”
Kosmas Epsilon “wowzers!!! a nice pack in overall, but the rmx from tim is something else!!”
Chris Salt “Great tracks and top notch production. My favourite is Motion - really lush vibe.”
Hermes (Japan) “All tracks are awesome, honestly great release”
Jason Ohm Records (Dubai) “This is interesting!! - got my support”
Mike Mckenna (Japan) “A deep one for me but Tim..s mix has the nrg i like! cool ep!!”
Micah Lukasewich “this is fantastic, Motion original and Tim Davison’s mix are great, chart and support”

Available now from:
http://www.djdownload.com/artist/Audionova/409495
http://www.triptikmusic.co.uk
http://www.myspace.com/triptikmusic

Album launch party this Friday at Ministry of Sound (London)

Posted on June 17, 2008

The official album launch party of my album, Long Way From Home”, will be held this Friday at the Ministry of Sound in good ol’ London Town. Should be a great night, just let me know if any of you would like guestlist and will try to arrange (apologies for late notice!)

Text from this weeks’ flyer:

Onto this Friday and our headliner who is dropping by to play a very special 3 hour set Mr Marco V a firm favourite here at The Gallery and still one of the leading names, Marco regularly pushs boundaries in both his productions and his dj sets, especially here at The Gallery previous gigs have included his Combinations album launch party which included 3 sets in 3 rooms, and playing behind a live visuals screen in the main room.

A regular provider of the extended set he is one of the few big DJs who have the luxury of drawing upon a huge back catalogue of productions and a far reaching record collection to do the damage. Remy and Klinkenberg add their huge talent to the line-up, individually producers renowned the world over these two link up for only a few back to back sets and we are delighted that they are back at Gallery to show us what the fuss is all about.

Markus Schossow made his London debut earlier this year at The Gallery and is continuing to cement his reputation as the one of the next breed of heavyweight djs/producers. His trippy sound and massive productions such as ‘Mr White’ find themselves in the sets of the likes of Sander van Doorn to Armin van Buuren. Don’t say we didn’t warn you!! Gallery residents Gavyn Mytchel and The Viceroy provide the start and the end of the night warming it up and bringing it to a close respectively.

The bar not only plays host to the legendary headliner Ashley Casselle who will be joined by London talent Dale Anderson and Gallery future favourite Tim Davison who is launching his eagerly anticipated debut album “Long Way From Home” on Baroque Records. I’m really into Tim’s stuff,” says Hernan Cattaneo, “all his tracks always work really well.” Paul van Dyk is equally gushing about the London-based artist “You can hear Tim in my sets again and again,” while Marco V describes him as “One of my favourite producers of the moment - I love his work!” With support like this it’s easy to see why his work is finding favour from all quarters and why the likes of Carl Cox, Sasha, John Digweed, Deep Dish, Steve Lawler, Dave Seaman, Nick Warren , Nic Fanciulli and James Zabiela have all been rocking dancefloors across the world with his productions over the last few years.

The album delivers a journey through an usually wide range of sounds from the outstanding drive and power of “Rattle and Hum” to the beautifully laidback, Balearic ambience of “Headlights in the Clouds” and onwards to the classical, orchestral breaks of “Dolce” and the trip hop grooves of “Beckoning Silence”.

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