Earth Time, is comprised of multi-artists Noah Sacré and Laurie James Ross, have released their debut single “Save It For Someone Who Cares”, now available via DSPs. the full 2O23 Spring/Summer collection will be released on the last Friday of the season

Like the recent sound recording of a black hole hum, Earth Time are both familiar and unknown. More than anything, the two friends behind the desk are great editors, constantly trimming and trying to hold onto what’s emotionally necessary. Digging through hours of found sound, modular experimentation and bass loops, the pair are more interested in showing a dirty palette than hanging onto a clean brush. And you can hear it on their debut offering ‘Save It For Someone Who Cares’, a song that oscillates the minimal and maximal.

They say: “While the world stopped spinning for a couple years, we found a way to make our corner a little greener. ‘Save It For Someone Who Cares’ is the very first song to come out of all of that and it felt right to release it today. So much of this record owes to the world it was born into. we love it here.”

Noah Sacré also produces and performs as Speelburg. Raised between Los Angeles, Brighton, and the south of France, has released a numerous EP’s and singles since 2014, Noah’s debut album Porsche in 2020 featured “Lay It Right” and “Kline” and his 2019 single ‘Say Hello’ was featured in campaigns for Samsung and Google.

Laurie James Ross is a composer, producer and mix engineer who has worked with Massive Attack, Young Fathers, Becky Hill, Boxed In, Yuné Pinku and many more. His sync work includes brands such as Adidas and many more.