A Proton Music regular, Tim Penner, has penned a hatful of remarkable works with his inimitable, creative flow, ever-present within them. In March 2017, "Lost Again" was the most recent of these in the Canadian's portfolio, as Proton now returns to the EP with remixes from Brazil and Sri Lanka taking up the mantle.

the Dimuth K remix is founded upon a precision bass groove that strikes out with dominant kick and off-beat snare. Using Penner's original elements to great effect, the central melodic ideas float into listener consciousness almost unnoticed, accompanied by stereo-swept white-noise washes. Glimpses of the "Lost Again" vocal phrasing appear tantalisingly in a dramatic breakdown, before being swept aside by Penner's emotive bass line as rhythm and melody appear once again in the third movement.

Tim Penner - Lost Again (Dimuth K Remix) [Particles]

Andreas was born here in June on the beautiful planet Earth in a magnificent solar system. He is very grateful for this, and since then he has enjoyed all kinds of lively music, which plays an important role in his life. He thanks all artists and music lovers for allowing him to continue to experience his life with all its ups and downs ;-)

Music is a special kind of safe in which you can give free rein to your boundless creativity to continue to record positive events in life and process less positive ones. In this sense, time does not stand still, but music remains timeless....🎶💜🎶

Electronic Music Artist from Sri Lanka currently based in Toronto, Canada.

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From Sri Lanka to Canada, Dimuth K has built a reputation for deep, driving sets that ignite
dancefloors and leave lasting impact. A regular at iconic venues like Coda (Toronto), Stereo (Montreal), and History (Toronto), he has shared stages with legends such as Sasha, Eric Prydz, and Danny Tenaglia.

Dimuth’s productions carry the same intensity as his performances, earning releases on world-renowned labels including Hernán Cattáneo’s Sudbeat, Nick Warren’s The Soundgarden, and Cristoph’s Consequence of Society. His sound - emotional yet powerful, underground yet accessible - continues to connect with crowds globally. 

With each booking, Dimuth brings not only technical mastery but also a transformative energy that elevates the room and creates unforgettable experiences.

I mainly love music that's atmospheric, mesmerizing, warm and uplifting, also that combined with a driving bassline, much like progressive house and melodic techno, but stuff that's more underground. I also like music that's dark and aggressive like dark peak time techno. 

When it comes to music for easy listening, I like music that's modern and musical with great dynamics and which will sound great on a good sound system or headphones, especially tracks that suit my home system's wide and immersive soundstage and which gets me lost in the music. 

Main genres I like are progressive, deep, tech, afro house and techno, indie rock, folk and sometimes electronica, jazz.

I keep digging and repost new music every now and then, check out my reposts and tracks that I liked if you want to hear what I've been listening to lately