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TIMELORD - 4RENT
Timelord is an electronic artist shaped by analog obsession and digital rebellion. Raised in the raw chaos of garage bands and refined through late-night DJ sets, he has forged a fractured sonic identity of his own, a signal rising from a decaying metropolis, minor keys drifting through neon haze, and distorted sub-frequencies rumbling beneath it all.
4RENT on Vinyl
4RENT, Timelord's second full-length album, features collaborations with Morfaz, Lore, SB77 and The Night FM. The record is a deep dive into a postmodern electronic cityscape, cinematic, nocturnal, and built for both headphones and dancefloors.
“One More Rush” Music Video Selected for the Luxembourg City Film Festival
Sold Out Release show at De Gudde Wëllen
The release of 4RENT was immortalised through a once-in-a-lifetime event, bringing live performances from album collaborators The Night FM, Morfaz, and SB77 each performing their own original material.
Re-live the experience:
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More about timelord
Timelord is a Luxembourg-based electronic live artist known for blending emotive electronic atmospheres with driving club energy. Performing his own music in immersive live electronic sets rather than DJ formats, he has steadily built a presence across Luxembourg and the Greater Region, greatly influenced by local acts such as Ryvage, Them Lights and The Night FM. Alongside his music, he creates his own visual artworks, shaping the project’s distinctive aesthetic.
Since the release of his first album LVL1. (2024), his performances have included shows at Rockhal, Rotondes, Atlas Music (Liège), Electronic Discovery Nights, 24 m2 (Paris) and Dreamland Creative Space. Beyond the stage, Timelord has contributed to collaborative cultural initiatives, including a mixtape project supporting the Red Cross, the cross-border Initiative Pop program led by Pop RLP, Rocklab, Court-Circuit, and L’Autre Canal, as well as the Sound of Data project for Esch 2022 (composing a track with Uni.lu for the event and opening for Max Cooper). Recently, he sonified a poem from the book "Shards" by Emmanuel Bock (LU), transforming verses into sound. He has also contributed digital artworks of Luxembourg to the Emblem app, a digital art collection tied to locations in the city, with the support of UNESCO. He is currently a Rocklab resident, where he is developing his live performance.
Active in live performance and production since 2015, he has also been involved collaborative projects, performing in venues and festivals across France, Germany, Belgium, and Luxembourg. With his new work, Timelord channels this experience into a fully realized solo project built around original electronic compositions and a strong visual identity.
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