A hypnotic electronic single that’s ready to stimulate your senses.
Timothy and the Apocalypse, the musical project of Australian producer Timothy Poulton, continues to push the boundaries of cinematic electronica. Known for his signature fusion of ambient trip-hop, downtempo beats, and deep atmospheric textures, Poulton has crafted a distinct sound that blends emotion and escapism. With past releases like “Lessons,” “Nothing Sweeter Than,” “Say Something,” and “One More Time,” he has built a loyal fanbase while collaborating with artists such as 9 Theory, Jay Wellmax, Charly Whatever, and The Time Meddler. His latest release, the electronic single “Drive,” further cements his place as a visionary in the genre.
“Drive” seamlessly weaves melodic guitars and atmospheric synths to create an immersive, dance-ready soundscape. The track’s lyrics, with lines like “So tell me if I’m on your mind, We could have a real good time” and “Put a hundred on the dash, Babe, I’ll never let you crash,” paint an enticing picture of carefree adventure and living in the moment. The hypnotic vocals, paired with a nostalgia-infused production, make “Drive” an intoxicating journey through sound and emotion.
With this latest release, Timothy and the Apocalypse once again prove their ability to create captivating, genre-blending music that speaks to both the heart and the senses. So press play, “Put your foot on the gas,” and let “Drive” take you away.
Chicago based writer and creative. Fan of 80’s horror, fancy coffee drinks, and late night drives.
