Tilt

Formed in the early 1990s, Tilt is a pioneering British electronic music group known for their deep, melodic, and progressive sound. 
Originally founded by Mick Park, Mick Wilson, and John Graham (a.k.a. Quivver), the group quickly gained recognition on the global dance scene with support from leading DJs like Paul Oakenfold, Sasha, and John Digweed.

Tilt became one of the defining names of the progressive house and trance era, releasing a string of acclaimed singles including I Dream, My Spirit, and The World Doesn’t Know. 
Their productions have appeared on influential labels such as Perfecto, Hooj Choons, and Lost Language, and their remixes for artists like Duran Duran, Paul van Dyk, and BT further cemented their reputation.

Even after lineup changes, Tilt has continued to evolve while staying true to their melodic roots. 
With a career spanning over three decades, they remain a respected force in electronic music — bridging classic progressive house with modern production, and influencing generations of producers and DJs worldwide.