“Tim Healey blows the speakers apart with his trashed out sound, the music is as cutting edge as it can be” DJ MAG (UK)
DJ/producer Tim Healey, the godfather of electro-house, and founder member of genre-busting dance act, Coburn, continues to blaze a trail as an industry mover and shaker in 2011. With killer releases across a slew of labels (from Ultra to Ministry of Sound), awesome bookings and the launch of his second label SURFER ROSA.
Surfer Rosa Record’s are already on their 7th release, between that and his other label, GIANT PUSSY, Tim has collected tracks from and collaborated with: Felguk, Deekline, Bounty Killer, Fast Eddie, TAI, Nom De Strip, Hatiras, Dirtyloud and Stripper. The tunes consistently chart alongside releases from Deadmau5 and David Guetta. They receive rave reviews, radio play, global MTV play and hit top chart positions across most digital portals, from itunes, to Beatport.
In 2010 Tim released with Tomcraft on Taste/d (Real Smooth, and My People), and remixed Hatiras’ “Spaced Invader”, Slyde’s “Russian Girls are dangerous” and Krafty Kuts’ “Let’s Ride”. His tune with Deekline, The Mexican was the 6th most requested record on Australian network radio in June 2010, and is currently riding high in global club charts and getting MTV rotation. His latest single, “Live it Love it” has just been signed to SONY. 2011 also sees the release of Tim’s new LP, “Rest in beats” featuring a smorgasbord of electronica and several club-cuts.
As a DJ, Tim has toured with and supported artists as diverse as Erick Morillo, The Prodigy and Pendulum and decimated dance-floors at pretty much every major rock festival in the world, from Reading to Fuji Rock, via freak-fests like Burning Man (USA), and Fusion (Germany). Playing his unique blend of ghetto- electro and the highest quality-club sounds, he’s no stranger to Manumission (Ibiza), Pacha (Sao Paolo), Matter (London), and endlessly tours the globe, gigging from Tokyo to San Francisco, via Eastern Europe and China.
If you want to rock an event, look no further.
