- Time for Trees - Differs (VER1) Artwork
Time for Trees - Differs (VER1)
Time for Trees on May 05, 2013 19:20 The Process of Self-Repair Demos 4 tracks, 34.58 Time for Trees on March 21, 2013 13:13
- 1. Time for Trees - The Bird Follows (Ver1) 7.40 294 plays 122.0 BPM
- 2. Time for Trees - It's Still Here (Ver1) 10.18 215 plays 118.0 BPM
- 3. Time for Trees - Look Left (Version 1) 7.24 332 plays 121.0 BPM
- 4. Time For Trees - Burning Up (Version1) 9.34 489 plays 122.0 BPM
Let's Stay This Way Forever Demos 3 tracks, 25.25 Time for Trees on March 21, 2013 01:56
- 1. Time for Trees - Friends Gone By (Version 1) 9.50 370 plays 124.0 BPM
- 2. Time For Trees - Let's Stay This Way Forever (Ver1) 7.56 324 plays 121.0 BPM
- 3. Time for Trees - The Water Overflowing (Version 1) 7.38 315 plays 122.0 BPM
(E)Motion, Sensitive Demos 2 tracks, 17.05 Time for Trees on March 21, 2013 01:56
- 1. Time Fortress - Missing Ember (Ver1) 8.46 185 plays 125.0 BPM
- 2. Time Fortress - We Have A Good Hour (Ver1) 8.19 171 plays
About
(Soundcloud is my online musical sketchbook. Unless noted, none of the tracks on this page are finals. If you are a label and would like to license any of the unreleased material from Time for Trees, please contact me for a mixed final version of a track.)
For Joshua Smith, Time for Trees is more often than not a distant dream, as the poor soul behind the name spends much of his time hunched down in front of a glow(er)ing screen, clickering away on sounds or sound related activities. A character who has worn many decorative hats during his life in electronic music, these days he busies himself as an audio artist for video games, one of the fancy lads behind the Make Mistakes dance association and tennis club, and in the studio producing new material for labels such as Archipel and Emote Records, both on his own and with his myriad and talented friends.
As a DJ, he blends a personalized love of techno funk and soul, always finding the balance between the sexy and the playful. As a producer, he attempts to wrangle a plethora of influences; his musical diaspora spewing forth as big-sweatered techno melancholia, and psychedelic, pumping dance floor comedy acts. As a person, he is mostly pleasant.