Flying Lotus has confirmed that he produced two iPhone ringtones for Apple – find out more below.
The LA producer, DJ and co-founder of pioneering record label Brainfeeder – born Steven D. Bingley-Ellison – took to social media to confirm his involvement in making the two ringtones ‘Daybreak’ and ‘Chalet’ after Apple dissected the ringtones in a recent episode of its ‘The Sound of Apple’ show.
Flying Lotus wrote on X (formerly known as Twitter), confirming that the ringtones have been available for longer than people have realised: “Apple leaked it so I can say it. I wrote some ringtones that have been in [your] iPhone since iOS13. ‘Daybreak’ + ‘Chalet'”.
Apple leaked it so I can say it. I wrote some ringtones that have been in ur iPhone since ios13. ‘Daybreak’ +‘Chalet’ https://t.co/HHReqvxUgf
— FLYLO (@flyinglotus) August 21, 2024
iOS13 was introduced in 2019, and the ringtones have been free-to-use for all Apple users ever since.
Both ringtones are soft and slow tunes, featuring a luscious and dreamy tone that ease users into their alarms. You can check them out below.
Flying Lotus most recently released the single ‘Garmonbozia’ on August 16. It is currently if the song will be part of a larger upcoming project. His last album was 2023’s ‘Flying Objects’.
Fred Garratt-Stanley wrote in a four-star review of Flying Lotus’ London gig last year: “FlyLo repeatedly showcases his experimental streak. He’s impatient on the buttons throughout the 75-minute set, fading out some tracks after just a few seconds, and crafting long, ambient pauses that provide space to flip easily between genres. He switches from funky house to glitchy industrial breakbeat, passing through booming dubstep along the way, and producing a room full of appreciatively screwed-up faces in doing so… Fans soak up the Grammy-winning multi-hyphenate’s bold, experimental audio-visual set with glee, and so they should; who knows when Flying Lotus will next touch down in London?”
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