Loading...

Collide

EDM meets Orchestra

  • Released March 9, 2018

Genre Smashing

Collide is a cross-genre collaboration between Christopher and Australian DJ/Producer Tyson Illingworth, AKA Tydi. Fusing together various genres of electronic music with orchestral arrangements, TyDi and Christopher released a twelve-song album of cinematic EDM with a large cast of guest vocalists.

Meeting of the Minds

TyDi and Christopher Tin met through a mutual contact at Warner/Chappell, and were originally planning to just write one song together as an experiment. After they discovered a creative chemistry, they kept putting together tracks until they had a full album.

Guest Vocalists

Collide features the vocal talents of Dia Frampton, Dyson, Freesia, Coco Jones, Cameron Walker, Lola Rhodes, London Thor, and Akazi.

Chart Success

Collide opened as the #2 electronic music album on the iTunes charts.

Tracklist

STREAM
Spotify
Apple
Music
Tidal
Amazon
Music
YouTube
Music
Deezer

DOWNLOADS
Amazon
iTunes
Collide does a great job remaining cohesive while spanning across numerous electronic music sub-genres (ranging from trance to electro to future bass), its stylistic variation isn’t even its most impressive feature. The album works in a rather stunning usage of dynamic range in both its vocals and instrumentation (which is not often seen in dance music), and also spends the majority of its length veering away from recognizable dance music formulas.
YourEDM.com
[TyDi] co-produced “Collide” with Christopher Tin, a two-time Grammy-winning classical producer and composer who has scored films, video games and music. And his influence on “Collide” -- an often beautiful affair with epic orchestral soundscapes -- is obvious, and represents an exciting next step...
AOL.com
The veteran composer also brought in instruments and sounds that he would have never known even existed. Tin’s influence on the album creates an immersive and multi-faceted sound that would have been unachievable using just digitized instrumentals.
dancingastronaut.com
With tyDi and Christopher Tin’s tenured experience intersecting electronic and orchestral music, the two are undoubtedly equipped to bring fans of both dance music and symphonic music something distinctly memorable.
EDM.com