Who's Circadian
Chris Garvey is a UK based music producer and DJ, best known as one half of the drum and bass duo The Prototypes. Now embarking on a fresh musical journey with his solo project, Circadian, Garvey will be truly showcasing his sonic versatility and prowess, delving into previously unexplored territories whilst staying true to the sound and culture that has enamoured him for decades.
Born in London, UK, Garvey grew up with a love for music and began DJing at the age of 16, quickly developing a passion for drum and bass music before starting to produce his own tracks. After eventually teaming up with Nick White to form The Prototypes in 2010, the duo became synonymous with writing stadium shattering anthems such as "Pale Blue Dot," "Electric," "Kill The Silence," and BBC Radio One A List record “Reason feat Lowes”, enjoying great success in the drum and bass scene. The duo released two studio albums and toured extensively around the world, performing at major festivals like Glastonbury, Tomorrowland, Let It Roll, Boom Town and EDC Las Vegas.
Now focusing on his new Circadian project, Garvey says that the alias represents "The Ying Yang of Rave Culture" & “Delving int the depths of the music he loves”. His debut release ‘Body Work’ on Friction’s Elevate Records is a testament to Garvey's versatility as a producer and his ability to write D&B weapons that resonate with the scene's current and ever popular sound.
With Circadian's forthcoming releases already being supported by the likes of Andy C, Sub Focus, Dimension, Friction, Netsky, and Kanine, the sky really is the limit for Garvey’s new venture.
Whilst The Prototypes will always be a part of his musical identity and a proud achievement in life, Circadian represents a new chapter in his career, and a chance to express himself in different ways. Fans of Garvey's work can expect to hear a wide range of sounds and styles from Circadian in the years to come.
Born in London, UK, Garvey grew up with a love for music and began DJing at the age of 16, quickly developing a passion for drum and bass music before starting to produce his own tracks. After eventually teaming up with Nick White to form The Prototypes in 2010, the duo became synonymous with writing stadium shattering anthems such as "Pale Blue Dot," "Electric," "Kill The Silence," and BBC Radio One A List record “Reason feat Lowes”, enjoying great success in the drum and bass scene. The duo released two studio albums and toured extensively around the world, performing at major festivals like Glastonbury, Tomorrowland, Let It Roll, Boom Town and EDC Las Vegas.
Now focusing on his new Circadian project, Garvey says that the alias represents "The Ying Yang of Rave Culture" & “Delving int the depths of the music he loves”. His debut release ‘Body Work’ on Friction’s Elevate Records is a testament to Garvey's versatility as a producer and his ability to write D&B weapons that resonate with the scene's current and ever popular sound.
With Circadian's forthcoming releases already being supported by the likes of Andy C, Sub Focus, Dimension, Friction, Netsky, and Kanine, the sky really is the limit for Garvey’s new venture.
Whilst The Prototypes will always be a part of his musical identity and a proud achievement in life, Circadian represents a new chapter in his career, and a chance to express himself in different ways. Fans of Garvey's work can expect to hear a wide range of sounds and styles from Circadian in the years to come.
