Organ Tapes

Organ Tapes is the moniker of Tim Zha, a multidisciplinary artist and musician hailing from the United Kingdom, whose work has carved a distinctive path through the contemporary electronic music landscape. Emerging in the early 2010s, Organ Tapes first gained attention through a series of ethereal, genre-defying releases that blend elements of pop, club music, experimental electronics, and emotive songwriting. Zha’s approach combines atmospheric synths, lo-fi aesthetics, and heartfelt vocal performances, often weaving personal lyricism into kaleidoscopic sonic textures.

Their music is recognized for its fluid amalgamation of references, drawing on global club sounds, delicate guitar work, and digital manipulation to create a sound that feels simultaneously intimate and otherworldly. Both within their recorded projects and their collaborations with labels such as TT (fka Tobago Tracks) and genre-pushing peers, Organ Tapes has established a reputation for pushing boundaries and blurring musical identities. Known for critically acclaimed albums like “Hunger in Me Living” and “Chang Zhe Na Wu Ren Wen Jin De Ge Yao,” Zha’s work resonates with themes of transformation, transience, and emotional vulnerability, positioning them as a unique voice in the ever-evolving UK experimental scene.