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TIM DAVISON (LONDON, UK)
Baroque Recordings // Ministry Of Sound // Armada Music
Fantastic Plastic // Rapid Response // Method Records
http://www.timdavison.net
http://www.myspace.com/djtimdavison
http://www.beatport.com/TimDavison
http://www.discogs.com/TimDavison
http://www.baroquerecords.co.uk
http://www.armadamusic.com
http://www.ministryofsound.com
http://www.fantasticplasticrecords.com
http://www.rapidresponserecordings.com
[iso]TIM DAVISON - LCS 'PRODUCTIONAL RETROSPECTIVE'[/iso]
Ladies & Gents...
This Friday, March 20th 2009 will witness UKs London Legend "TIM DAVISON" carve his mark into the Turku crowd as Liquid Crystal Sounds celebrate their first event of 2009 back on home soil!
Tim is responsible for remixing the likes of the CHEMICAL BROTHERS, UNDERWORLD, LEFTFIELD and CEVIN FISHER! His tracks have had huge support from heavyweight DJ's including: SASHA, JAMES ZABIELA, NIC FANCIULLI, HERNAN CATTANEO, PAUL VAN DYK, DEEP DISH and JOHN DIGWEED. Expect class in its highest form as this Liquid Crystal Sounds brings Tim, the very man himself for his debut DJ performance in Finland.
British Backup comes straight from LCS Residents PROGRESSION and Northern Irish DJ ALI KING. Klubis own turntable master DJ SEB adds to the battalion to offer a night of driving progressive house and trance!
This 90 minute Promo Mix comes off the Sedition press! Mixed by TIM DAVISON, this audio showcase provides a productional retrospective of his works. From start to finish, each and every tune has been released by Tim Davison himself. Its purpose is to give a full-on example of what to expect on the night! Starting with Breakbeat and rolling through to his more tough progressive sounds flavoured with emotional dropdowns with captivating synths! This is Tim Davison!
Download, sit back and soak up the sounds and get ready for the 20th!
Cheers, LCS Crew :)
[iso]TRACKLISTING:[/iso]
01] Tim Davison - Gateway
02] Tim Davison ft. Stacey Klitson - Deliver me (Less Vox Mix)
03] Audionova - Motion (Tim Davison Mix)
04] Tim Davison - Love You Bye
05] Leftfield - Song for Life (Tim Davison Mix)
06] Elegant Universe - Discognito (Tim Davison Mix)
07] Tim Davison - Look Around
08] Tim Davison - Spark (Jay Lumen Mix)
09] Tim Davison feat. ENDC - Dogstar
10] Tim Davison - Which Way Is Up
11] The Chemical Brothers - Hey Boy Hey Girl (Tim Davison Mix)
12] Tim Davison - Patrol
13] Tim Davison ft. Nikki Mak - All Day
14] Tim Davison - Cat's Cradle
15] Tim Davison - Bang to Rights
16] Tim Davison - Rattle and Hum
Genres: deep, breaks, progressive, house, techno
Details - Listen
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TIM DAVISON (LONDON, UK)
Baroque Recordings // Ministry Of Sound // Armada Music
Fantastic Plastic // Rapid Response // Method Records
http://www.timdavison.net
http://www.myspace.com/djtimdavison
http://www.beatport.com/TimDavison
http://www.discogs.com/TimDavison
http://www.baroquerecords.co.uk
http://www.armadamusic.com
http://www.ministryofsound.com
http://www.fantasticplasticrecords.com
http://www.rapidresponserecordings.com
[iso]TIM DAVISON - LCS 'PRODUCTIONAL RETROSPECTIVE'[/iso]
Ladies & Gents...
This Friday, March 20th 2009 will witness UKs London Legend "TIM DAVISON" carve his mark into the Turku crowd as Liquid Crystal Sounds celebrate their first event of 2009 back on home soil!
Tim is responsible for remixing the likes of the CHEMICAL BROTHERS, UNDERWORLD, LEFTFIELD and CEVIN FISHER! His tracks have had huge support from heavyweight DJ's including: SASHA, JAMES ZABIELA, NIC FANCIULLI, HERNAN CATTANEO, PAUL VAN DYK, DEEP DISH and JOHN DIGWEED. Expect class in its highest form as this Liquid Crystal Sounds brings Tim, the very man himself for his debut DJ performance in Finland.
British Backup comes straight from LCS Residents PROGRESSION and Northern Irish DJ ALI KING. Klubis own turntable master DJ SEB adds to the battalion to offer a night of driving progressive house and trance!
This 90 minute Promo Mix comes off the Sedition press! Mixed by TIM DAVISON, this audio showcase provides a productional retrospective of his works. From start to finish, each and every tune has been released by Tim Davison himself. Its purpose is to give a full-on example of what to expect on the night! Starting with Breakbeat and rolling through to his more tough progressive sounds flavoured with emotional dropdowns with captivating synths! This is Tim Davison!
Download, sit back and soak up the sounds and get ready for the 20th!
Cheers, LCS Crew :)
[iso]TRACKLISTING:[/iso]
01] Tim Davison - Gateway
02] Tim Davison ft. Stacey Klitson - Deliver me (Less Vox Mix)
03] Audionova - Motion (Tim Davison Mix)
04] Tim Davison - Love You Bye
05] Leftfield - Song for Life (Tim Davison Mix)
06] Elegant Universe - Discognito (Tim Davison Mix)
07] Tim Davison - Look Around
08] Tim Davison - Spark (Jay Lumen Mix)
09] Tim Davison feat. ENDC - Dogstar
10] Tim Davison - Which Way Is Up
11] The Chemical Brothers - Hey Boy Hey Girl (Tim Davison Mix)
12] Tim Davison - Patrol
13] Tim Davison ft. Nikki Mak - All Day
14] Tim Davison - Cat's Cradle
15] Tim Davison - Bang to Rights
16] Tim Davison - Rattle and Hum
Genres: deep, breaks, progressive, house, techno
Details - Listen
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:::: ELOQUENCE :: DJ TIMETABLE ::::
22.00 - 23.00 :: DJ Seb (FIN)
23.00 - 00.00 :: Ali King (N.I)
00.00 - 02.30 :: TIM DAVISON (UK)
02.30 - 03.30 :: Progression (UK)
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LCS reserve the right to alter the given timetable whenever deemed necessary.
::::::::::::: 'Lights' :: LJ OTTO :: 'Visuals' :: VJ ALIENKILLER :::::::::::::
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:::: ELOQUENCE :: DJ TIMETABLE ::::
22.00 - 23.00 :: DJ Seb (FIN)
23.00 - 00.00 :: Ali King (N.I)
00.00 - 02.30 :: TIM DAVISON (UK)
02.30 - 03.30 :: Progression (UK)
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LCS reserve the right to alter the given timetable whenever deemed necessary.
::::::::::::: 'Lights' :: LJ OTTO :: 'Visuals' :: VJ ALIENKILLER :::::::::::::
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TIM DAVISON (LONDON, UK)
[iso]LIQUID CRYSTAL SOUNDS 'ELOQUENCE' PROMO MIX[/iso]
Ladies & Gents...
This Friday, March 20th 2009 will witness UKs London Legend "TIM DAVISON" carve his mark into the Turku crowd as Liquid Crystal Sounds celebrate their first event of 2009 back on home soil!
Tim is responsible for remixing the likes of the CHEMICAL BROTHERS, UNDERWORLD, LEFTFIELD and CEVIN FISHER! His tracks have had huge support from heavyweight DJ's including: SASHA, JAMES ZABIELA, NIC FANCIULLI, HERNAN CATTANEO, PAUL VAN DYK, DEEP DISH and JOHN DIGWEED. Expect class in its highest form as this Liquid Crystal Sounds brings Tim, the very man himself for his debut DJ performance in Finland.
British Backup comes straight from LCS Residents PROGRESSION and Northern Irish DJ ALI KING. Klubis own turntable master DJ SEB adds to the battalion to offer a night of driving progressive house and trance!
This 'Hot-off the press' 90 minute Promo Mix has been mixed specifically for Liquid Crystal Sounds by TIM DAVISON. It gives a glance into the type of tunes he is currently spinning. However, Tim is certainly a man for all genres, so expect anything from pumping prog house to uplifting prog trance on Friday 20th March!
Download, sit back and soak up the sounds and get ready for a night of "Eloquence!"
Cheers. LCS Crew :)
[iso]TRACKLISTING:[/iso]
01] Calling ALL tune spotters.... :)
Genres: deep, progressive, house
Details - Listen
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TIM DAVISON (LONDON, UK)
[iso]LIQUID CRYSTAL SOUNDS 'ELOQUENCE' PROMO MIX[/iso]
Ladies & Gents...
This Friday, March 20th 2009 will witness UKs London Legend "TIM DAVISON" carve his mark into the Turku crowd as Liquid Crystal Sounds celebrate their first event of 2009 back on home soil!
Tim is responsible for remixing the likes of the CHEMICAL BROTHERS, UNDERWORLD, LEFTFIELD and CEVIN FISHER! His tracks have had huge support from heavyweight DJ's including: SASHA, JAMES ZABIELA, NIC FANCIULLI, HERNAN CATTANEO, PAUL VAN DYK, DEEP DISH and JOHN DIGWEED. Expect class in its highest form as this Liquid Crystal Sounds brings Tim, the very man himself for his debut DJ performance in Finland.
British Backup comes straight from LCS Residents PROGRESSION and Northern Irish DJ ALI KING. Klubis own turntable master DJ SEB adds to the battalion to offer a night of driving progressive house and trance!
This 'Hot-off the press' 90 minute Promo Mix has been mixed specifically for Liquid Crystal Sounds by TIM DAVISON. It gives a glance into the type of tunes he is currently spinning. However, Tim is certainly a man for all genres, so expect anything from pumping prog house to uplifting prog trance on Friday 20th March!
Download, sit back and soak up the sounds and get ready for a night of "Eloquence!"
Cheers. LCS Crew :)
[iso]TRACKLISTING:[/iso]
01] Calling ALL tune spotters.... :)
Genres: deep, progressive, house
Details - Listen
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KeijoK, 17.3.2009 07:21:
Kukas toi Dj Seb on?
vanha progepieru, jostain haudan takaa kurkistaa näissä bileissä. pysyis jo poissa.
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2½ hour set from Mr Davison 
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Seb, 17.3.2009 08:57:
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KeijoK, 17.3.2009 07:21:
Kukas toi Dj Seb on?
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vanha progepieru, jostain haudan takaa kurkistaa näissä bileissä. pysyis jo poissa.
Ei se taida ymmärtää pysyä kuitenkaan että kai sitä perkelettä on vaan sitten katsottava...ja kuunneltava.
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KeijoK, 17.3.2009 09:52:
Ei se taida ymmärtää pysyä kuitenkaan että kai sitä perkelettä on vaan sitten katsottava...ja kuunneltava.
Parempi katseltuna, on se vaan komee
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Tombba, 17.3.2009 09:40:
2½ hour set from Mr Davison
150mins of Mr. Davison it is...
Last time Jay Lumen span for 2 hours. We ended up giving him another 20mins to spin a few more tracks as he was really hungry for it. This is why 2.5 hours is a better length. Tim is of course the man of the evening so we're all happy to step aside and let him have as long as he feels to spin.
I think he will certainly have enough time to give a good expression of his genre tastes and whack out a lot of tracks accross the musical spectrum.
P. :)
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Last time Jay Lumen span for 2 hours. We ended up giving him another 20mins to spin a few more tracks as he was really hungry for it. This is why 2.5 hours is a better length. Tim is of course the man of the evening so we're all happy to step aside and let him have as long as he feels to spin.
I think he will certainly have enough time to give a good expression of his genre tastes and whack out a lot of tracks accross the musical spectrum.
P. :)
For those of you who havnt heard his mixes yet, expect the same quality as Lumen but more uptempo and energetic
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OCS, 18.3.2009 10:09:
Jesss, enään pari päivää jäljellä :) Davisonin miksausten perusteella odotettavissa tiukat bileet.
Sä oot niin tiukka!!
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TIM DAVISON (UK)
http://www.timdavison.net | http://www.myspace.com/djtimdavison
::. Don'tStayIn.com :: Tim Davison Interview .::
> Hey Tim hope youre well! Youve been picking up massive props with your productions lately with notable plays from John Digweed and Paul van Dyk. These are two DJ's at pretty far ends of the spectrum, so how would you describe the Tim Davison sound?
Ahhh!! I hate this question! In short I would say 'progressive house' but that has become such a meaningless term and encompasses such a wide range of sounds. Ultimately it is always some derivation of house or techno, with melodic/techy/deep/electro influences. It can range from stripped back techy tracks to more driving peak time sounds. It's interesting to see how the often ridiculous boundaries between genres are being broken down again and DJ's are starting to play more diverse sets once again.
I've been incredibly fortunate to get regular support from DJ's including Hernan Cattaneo, Max Graham, Marco V and Paul van Dyk (no, he doesn't just play trance!) *distant clangs of several names being dropped (with suitable levels of reverb and delay of course)* and they have helped open a lot of doors for me.
> How did you first get into production?
What I came to realise a few years ago that there is a certain glass ceiling when DJing in London and that you can only get so far by playing out alone, irrespective of how much hard work, networking and dedication you put in. You soon reach a point where you start to exhaust the venues and promotions you can play at and the jump up to headline the major promotions (particularly in house/trance genres) is insurmountable without producing your own music. In the modern digital world, your tracks can be heard instantly by anyone throughout the world and you can build a large reputation in places you have never visited. For me, Eastern Europe, is a perfect example.
The digital world is, however, a double edged sword. To get a track released is now incredibly easy. If you are struggling to get a track signed you merely start your own label. Seems simple. However, you just need to look at the weekly e-mails from digital sites to see how many of these labels are springing up every week and therefore there is a lot more rubbish to wade through. To get your music out there and working for you, you really have to get leading DJ's to support your work or get your track on the major labels who can afford to give sufficient promotion. Major DJ's are also unlikley to listen to complete unknowns as they get sent so many links/CD's etc. As such, while certain aspects are easier, these can be outweighed by the surge in people now producing. The leaps in music technology can peversely now make it harder to get your music heard by the right people. That said, there is still something very satisfying about holding something tangible, like a vinyl record, in your hands that you were responsible for creating.
> You've been playing a lot of overseas gigs lately, is there any particular reason for seeking to play outside the UK?
Things have really taken off in terms of playing overseas and my agency Sedition DJ's are doing an incredible job. As a result I'm playing an overseas gig at least every two weeks right now. The whole 'progressive scene' in this country has been disappearing rapidly for some time and there are very few opportunities to play at small intimate venues, while big venues are dominated by the A-list DJ's. As such, it's very hard to break through as the chasm is so large. That said, people in the UK foretelling the death of dance music have forgotten to stop being so introspective and look at just how vibrant the dance music scene is outside the UK.
In Eastern Europe, however, the scene is rapidly expanding and the crowds are much more open minded to new sounds. It's a wonderfully emerging and evolving place right now where you can experiment and introduce new sounds to an incredibly energetic, fresh and unjaded audience. At 10pm the club opens, the dancefloor is usually packed and going off by 11pm and they're there right through until the bitter end. They can certainly teach us Brits a few things about how to party I can tell you....
> Sounds pretty amazing, is it all fun and games then?
Well it has made me realise just how hard the leading DJ's work. All the travelling is incredibly demanding on the body and mind, making a large effort to make new friends at each venue and then having to start all over from scratch again the next night. You often hear of DJ's having to take time out from their touring due to becoming seriously ill and I can understand why. You often don't even get a chance to see the city you visit and one airport and the next hotel room can get to look rather alike. I recently returned from a 5 day, 3 gig tour in Russia involving 6 flights and trying to get track of the time/day wasn't always the easiest!
> What have all these overseas gigs taught you?
The langauage barrier can also make it difficult to be completely spontaneous and convey your true personality when everything has to go through your interpretator. You learn to sleep and eat whenever it is possible and you really have to be as professional as possible when you are flying from gig to gig to make sure you can give your best each time. Don't get me wrong though, it's wonderful and I wouldn't change anything. To get paid to fly round the world to DJ, stay in fantastic hotels, visit new cities, experience different cultures is just fantastic.
That said, the hospitality and warmth that I have experienced is something to behold. The promoters make so much effort on your behalf it's really humbling. I still find giving sigantures and doing TV interviews for local TV and radio stations, including MTV, can be a little embarassing though!
> Any funny stories along the way?
At recent gig in Omsk I was playing a 3 hour set and had to visit the toilet during the set. The club was packed and therefore the only really accessible toilet close to the booth was in a room directly behind the booth. What I didn't realise was this was also a strip bar that was part of the clubbing complex. Myself and the promoter therefore proceeded to dash through a door into the strip bar, run across the middle of this room, through the bar past women on poles and people getting lapdances etc and then shortly sprint back through on the way back to the booth. Goodness knows who the patrons in there thought we were!
> Quite notably, you've been a Gallery 'Future Hero'. How did this come about?
About 5 years ago, The Gallery ran a competition to find new DJ's that could play at their legendary night. My mixtape was selected and my first event was playing at Nick Warren's Future Heroes night in December 2003. Following this I was rebooked to play at Dave Seaman's Future Hero night in August 2003. I have now played there about 15 times or so, the majority in the main room and it has been a fantastic experience that has taught me a huge amount.
> What do you like to do when you're not djing/producing?
Well I'm actually a corporate lawyer during the week so between that, my music and my girlfriend there is simply no time for anything else...... being able to organise your time is paramount and unless you really love what you are doing it would never be possible. I am fortunate that my law firm and girlfriend are very understanding regarding all the time that has to be taken off to accomodate all the travelling overseas. I find that my clubbing and partying days have been significantly reduced as a result but I love to catch up with friends whenever possible and sink tequilas like civilised people.... errrr. Oh, top hint learnt in Russia - try downing tequila with cinnmaon rather than salt.....you will never look back.
> If you weren't involved in dance music, what would you do?
Right now, I would love to become a professional sleeper...... can that be arranged? Failing that, a professional scarf wearer/sunglasses wearing Shoreditch twat.
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PRICE: 8 euro (12 euro: on the door)
An advanced ticket includes a
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Ennakkolipulla K18, ja lisäksi ilmainen drinkki 8 euron lipulla.
Ennakkoliput: http://www.tiketti.fi/event/4118
Ovelta K20 ja liput 12 e.