Tcir

Tcir is a British electronic music duo composed of Mark DiIllegal and Tippa Naphtali. The duo was formed in the early 2010s in London, England, and quickly gained recognition within the UK's underground electronic music scene. Tcir is known for their unique blend of dubstep, grime, and bass music, which often features heavy, distorted basslines and intricate, atmospheric sound design.

Tcir has released music on a range of independent labels, including their own imprint, Faulty Imprint. They have also gained support from prominent DJs and producers within the UK's electronic music scene, including notable artists such as Loefah and Zeds Dead. The duo's sound is characterized by its often dark, atmospheric tone, which draws on influences from dubstep, garage, and other UK electronic music traditions.

Tcir has performed live at various festivals and clubs throughout the UK and Europe, including notable events such as Outlook Festival and Fabriclive. Their live shows often feature a minimalist approach, with a focus on showcasing the duo's complex, intricate sound design and driving beats. Tcir's music has also gained a significant following online, with their tracks frequently gaining millions of views on platforms such as SoundCloud and YouTube.

Despite their growing popularity, Tcir remains a relatively low-key and underground act, with a strong focus on creating music that is true to their artistic vision. The duo continues to push the boundaries of UK electronic music, exploring new sonic territories and experimenting with innovative production techniques.