TMSTRY

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TMSTRY

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TMSTRY

Electronic · Cinematic · AI-Hybrid

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  • 2Bars to Bridges
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  • 3System Shock
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  • 4Strike Back
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  • 5Hollow Shape
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About TMSTRY

TMSTRY is not a genre. Not a sound. Not a brand.

It is thirty years of rhythm, melody, and restlessness, built by human hands and driven by something harder to name. From drumlines and vinyl to DAWs and cinematic soundscapes, every release is a transmission from somewhere between memory and machine.

No fixed identity. Just everything that ever refused to stay quiet.

"The machines don't dream. But they learned to wonder about the ones who do."
— TMSTRY

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InterviewJune 2026

TMSTRY SITS DOWN WITH DICK BUTTONS

A conversation about AI music, Open Art, and the state of the scene I recently had a long conversation with Dick Buttons, one of the more outspoken voices in the AI music community, known for his sharp takes and his willingness to say things others won't. If you've been around the AI music space for any amount of time, you've probably come across his name. The interview is live on YouTube. Go watch it. But before you do, I want to set the record straight on a couple of things. On calling Open Art a scam I used the word "scam" during the conversation. That was too blunt, and I want to be clear about what I actually meant. My concern was, and still is, around transparency: how platforms in this space communicate their value to artists, what creators are actually getting in return, and whether expectations are being managed honestly. Those are legitimate questions worth asking. "Scam" was a strong word for what was really a skepticism about the model. I stand by the skepticism. I don't stand by the label. On the Fresh Friday Festival drama The conversation also touched on some ongoing tension around a rejected video at Fresh Friday Festival. There are two sides to this, and both have a point of view I understand. Curation is a real thing. So is the frustration that comes with rejection when you've put real work into something. I'm not going to pick a side here, and that's not me being diplomatic for the sake of it. I genuinely see where both camps are coming from. What I will say is this: framing it as censorship is a stretch. Curators make calls. That's not censorship. That's a festival doing what festivals do. I'm against censorship in a real sense, but this isn't that conversation. What the interview actually was Look, parts of it were uncomfortable. Some of that awkwardness was on me. It was a real conversation, not a polished PR moment, and I think that's actually what makes it worth watching. The AI music space is still finding its shape, and honest conversations, even messy ones, are part of that process. Watch the full interview below and make up your own mind. #TMSTRY #AIMusic #OpenArt #FreshFridayFestival #DickButtons #Interview #AIArtists

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NewsJune 2026

Ash Johansen Delivers a Powerful Message with New Video "RDY2DIE"

Some music videos entertain. Others leave a lasting impression. Ash Johansen's latest release, RDY2DIE, belongs firmly in the second category. Combining a powerful song with striking visuals, the video tackles themes that many people struggle with but few openly discuss. It explores emotional hardship, despair, and the difficult thoughts that can accompany life's darkest moments. What makes the video particularly impactful is that it never loses sight of hope. While it confronts difficult realities head-on, the story ultimately arrives at a place of resilience and possibility. Rather than leaving the viewer in darkness, it offers a reminder that there is always another path forward. Personally, this is one of those tracks I have found myself returning to again and again. The song has been on repeat since its release, and each viewing reveals something new in both the music and the visuals. The production quality is excellent, the storytelling is thoughtful, and the message is one that deserves to be heard. In a time when so much content is designed to be consumed and forgotten, RDY2DIE stands out as a piece of work that stays with you long after the final frame. Watch the video and judge for yourself.

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VideoMay 2026

TMSTRY enters the world of Minecraft

Blocks, beats, and a whole new dimension. A new chapter, a new world. TMSTRY steps into Minecraft and makes it his own. What started as an unexpected creative detour turned into something genuinely fun to watch, a full dive into one of the most iconic game universes ever built, pixel by pixel. This one sits a little outside the usual lane, and that's exactly the point. Good music and good content have always been about following the energy wherever it leads. This time, it led straight into a blocky, infinite world where anything is possible. Watch the full video above and see what happens when TMSTRY picks up a pickaxe. #tmstry #minecraft #newvideo

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VideoMay 2026

ASHJO x TMSTRY: Lovin on da Ladies

The music video is officially out. This one's been a long time coming. Two worlds collide on Lovin on da Ladies: a slick collab between Ash Johansen (ASHJO) and TMSTRY that's equal parts swagger, summer heat, and cinematic flex. The track came together organically, and the visual to match it does exactly what a good music video should: it makes the song feel even bigger. Shot against a golden-hour LA backdrop with palm trees, a lowrider, and an energy that doesn't apologize for itself, the video locks in the mood of the record from the first frame. This is the kind of collab that happens when two artists are fully in sync, and it shows. Lovin on da Ladies is out now. Stream it, watch it, put it on repeat. #ashjo #tmstry #lovinondaladies #newmusic

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