Warp Angels Lands as Shiloh Dynasty and timmies Rekindle Their Lo-Fi Magic

On May 29, 2025, Shiloh Dynasty and timmies unveiled their long-awaited collaborative album, Warp Angels, ending an eight-year hiatus since their last joint effort in 2017. Shiloh Dynasty, the enigmatic Maryland singer-songwriter, has garnered a cult following and billions of streams, with their melancholic lo-fi vocals sampled by heavyweights like XXXTentacion on ‘Jocelyn Flores’ and Juice WRLD on ‘Run’. Paired with timmies, a producer known for crafting emotionally charged beats, the duo has delivered a seven-track project that’s already resonating with fans and critics alike. Their 2017 tour’s sold-out success set the stage for this release, which meets years of industry buzz head-on.

Warp Angels standout track ‘Under Your Spell’ captures the duo’s signature blend of raw emotion and modern polish. It opens with Shiloh Dynasty’s haunting, reverb-soaked vocals layered over delicate guitar strums and ambient synths, pulling listeners into a dreamy, introspective haze. Timmies’ production then shifts gears, introducing punchy, danceable beats that echo classic lo-fi remixes while keeping the track’s soulful core intact. This fusion of nostalgic textures and contemporary rhythms makes the song both a headphone staple and a potential viral hit, appealing to longtime devotees and new listeners craving emotional depth with a fresh edge.

With Warp Angels earning critical praise, Shiloh Dynasty and timmies are gearing up for a major city tour, though dates and venues are still under wraps as of June 18, 2025. Their 2017 run proved their electric live chemistry, packing venues with fans drawn to their heartfelt performances. This upcoming tour promises to amplify that energy, blending new tracks like ‘Under Your Spell’ with past gems for an immersive experience. As the duo reclaims their spot in the lo-fi scene, Warp Angels feels like a bold step forward, proving their ability to evolve while staying true to their roots. Keep an eye on this one—it’s bound to soundtrack late-night drives and playlists for months to come