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1. Chime is Harvey Goldfinch, an electronic producer from Leeds, England producing electronic music since 2010 under numerous aliases, including the notable DnB act 'Caution & Crisis', formed with his younger brother who now produces under 'Fluent'. Chime started in August 2015, and has released several EPs such as 'Escapism' (Sep 2015), 'From Fairies To Fire' & 'Head In The Clouds' (May 2016 for both), 'Invincible' (Aug 2017), 'Experience Points' (Apr 2018), 'Featherweight' (May 2018) & 'Evolve' (Nov 2018), mostly under the imprints Circus Records & Firepower Records. During this time, he would produce in the Brostep vein, mainly improving his production over time, with notably great success with some of the cuts found in Experience Points & Evolve. He would also release his signature cuts in this timeframe, 'Starstorm' & 'Wait For Me'. During 2019, he moved his sound into a darker territory, subsequently signing to Disciple Records and releasing the EPs 'Sidequest' (Mar 2019), 'Interdimensional' (Jul 2019), 'Our Flame' (Aug 2020) & 'We Are Tritone' (Feb 2021), We Are Tritone in particular being a collaboration EP with Franky Nuts & Oliverse. He saw some success in these releases, however he ultimately left Disciple and signed to Monstercat. During March - April 2023, Chime would gradually release singles for his upcoming record LP, which on April 25, 2023, would debut as 'Aetherborne'. The record met critical acclaim. After this, he experimented with a minimal sound, and he coined this sound as the 'Microdrop', a formation of Colour Bass & Microfunk. Fellow producer Bop was his main inspiration for this sound. Chime is speculated to be pursuing a darker sound inspired by the 2004 - 2007 dubstep scene soon. Chime opened his own record imprint Rushdown in 2016, which focuses on his Colour Bass genre. The imprint mainly pushes out highly intricate material, with several of the releases meeting critical acclaim. The imprint, as of July 2025, is currently in limbo. 2. Chime was a German disco band, who released the record 'Keep It Up' in 1980. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.