Tim Deluxe - Ego Death

April 20, 2006

Last year was all about getting his head down and getting on with it for Tim Deluxe. He set up his own label AT Records and released only two tracks ?I don?t care?, which featured Barefoot?s Sam Obernik on vocals (the same Obernik from ?It Just Won?t Do?, of course) and ?Reflections? ? an underground techno cut.

The rest was spent checking where his head was AT and where he wanted to take his direction. AT only 28 years of age and having released a plethora of releases - which all cut through different genres ? including the speed garage anthem RIP Groove as Double 99 (which he was responsible for alongside Omar Amidora ? and which is getting re-released later in the summer), ?Sirens/We All Love Sax?, ?It Just Won?t Do?, rock bootlegs for White Stripes and Coldplay, the bangra influences of ?Mundaya?, ?I Don?t Care? - the list goes on. Not only do we see that Deluxe is a talented and varied producer, but we also see that he adapts to different musical styles, whilst still retaining a sound that is his own.

As 2006 kicked in Deluxe knew where his head was AT ? he started up his own small monthly night London?s East End on the last Thursday of the month ? called AT ? which has, so far, had guests including Nic Fanciulli, Serge Santiago, Giles Smith from Secret Sundaze, Switch and Talvin Singh.The next party is on April 27th with Rui Da Silva (64 records) joining Deluxe and a very special guest TBC.

And the album. Deluxe has been locked in his studio working on his new album entitled ?Ego Death?. ?Espoo?s Rose? is the first official release from the album. There will be only 750 vinyl releases in the world ? only 500 of which available in Europe. There will also be a TWO WEEK only download available exclusively on Beatport.com from 14 ? 28 April 2006. Again Deluxe has adapted, changed, evolved. Dark, deep and emotive, ?Espoo?s Rose? is only a taster of his forthcoming album, ?Ego Death?, due for release on At Records in September.

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