TEED Recruits UK DJ Isaac Carter for “Come Tonight” Remix
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Gearing up for a set at Factory Town during Miami Music Week (March 25), two-time GRAMMY-nominated artist, producer, singer-songwriter, and DJ TEED (formerly Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs) returns as promised with another brand-new rework off his upcoming remix album.
Known for a sound that bridges Chicago and Detroit house influences with an unmistakable London edge, TEED taps UK producer and DJ Isaac Carter—who TEED believes “is making some of the best house music out there”—to deliver a groove-driven take on “Come Tonight.” The result is an effortlessly cool, high-energy rework, available now on all digital streaming platforms via Nice Age Records
| Carter’s version of “Come Tonight” is a sleek, sophisticated blend of deep house and R&B sensibilities that immediately sets a late-night, atmospheric mood. The track is anchored by a warm, driving bassline and syncopated rhythmic percussion that creates an infectious groove without losing its essence. Melodically, the song is defined by TEED’s velvety, soul-infused vocals that glide over lush synth pads and shimmering electronic accents. “Come Tonight” is featured on TEED’s critically acclaimed 2025 album Always With Me, a luminous and emotional body of work that received praise upon release from Billboard, NPR, THE FADER, DJ Mag, SiriusXM, KCRW, BBC 6, RTE, and more. Today’s Isaac Carter remix continues TEED’s promise to spotlight emerging DJs through official collaborations each week this month, reinforcing his longstanding commitment to nurturing the global underground dance scene. Last week, Melbourne DJ and producer William Kiss reworked “The Echo,” delivering an electric reimagining driven by a high-energy pulsating bassline and high-octane melodic peaks. Always With Me received praise from Billboard, NPR, THE FADER, DJ Mag, SiriusXM, KCRW, BBC 6, RTE, and more, marking a striking new chapter for Orlando Higginbottom, defined by restraint, clarity, and the most open-hearted songwriting of his career. Largely written in Los Angeles on a single synth, the album’s aesthetic is breezy and beautifully understated; gentle electronic pulses, hazy synths, and pure, unguarded vocals allow the songs’ emotional core to rise to the surface. While Always With Me is rooted in the bittersweet nostalgia of childhood summers in France and the euphoria he experienced while first making music, the album isn’t about longing for the past. Instead, it explores how the echo of those formative moments go on to shape adulthood. The result is TEED’s most personal and honest record to date, and the first to officially adopt the pared-back TEED alias, a subtle reset that reflects a more grounded sense of artistry. |