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Harvey Goldfinch (born Harvey Oscar Thompson, 10 June 1994), also known by their stage name Chime, is a British electronic musician. They are known for their work in the dubstep and bass music scenes, in particular the development of the colour bass subgenre. Chime coined the term "colour bass" to describe a style of dubstep with its focus on vibrant, bright and colourful production and sound design. Chime founded the record label Rushdown in 2016 to promote artists producing colour bass. Chime previously released music as part of Caution & Crisis and under the alias Dec3mber before adopting the alias Chime in 2015. Chime is non-binary.
Chime is based in Leeds, where they lived during their childhood. They have been producing music since 2010. In addition to Rushdown, Chime has released music under a number of other labels. Between 2019 and 2021, Chime released the extended plays "Sidequest", "Interdimensional", "Our Flame", and "Tritone" on Disciple Records. Tritone was a collaboration with Franky Nuts and Oliverse. Chime debuted on Canadian electronic music label Monstercat with their remix of Tokyo Machine's "PLAY" in 2020. They have since released several singles through the label, including two collaborations with American dubstep musician Au5. Chime toured with Au5 in 2022 in The Other Side Tour. Chime released the singles "Rainbow Rave Parade" and "Bring Me Back" on Monstercat in 2022.
Chime has collaborated with numerous other dubstep artists, including Ace Aura, Dion Timmer, Doctor P, Dr. Ozi, Flux Pavilion, FuntCase, and Skybreak. In 2023, Chime released their debut album, "Aetherborne" on Rushdown. Spanning 17 tracks, the album is primarily in the colour bass style. In September 2025, Chime announced they would be shifting away from the colour bass style towards one more heavily influenced by UK garage.
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