He was discovered by Mark Rae and signed to Grand Central. So far has released three full length studio albums - Cold Water Music, Hinterland and recently Flight 602. He also released Means of Production - an album collecting together his early singles and two DJ mix albums (Stars on 33 and Fabric Live 17).
Much of Aim's work is instrumental, though his records include collaborations with other artists who provide vocals, including Stephen Jones of Babybird, Diamond D, Souls of Mischief, QNC and Kate Rogers.
Aim has also worked as remixer, mixing songs for a variety of artists including Ian Brown, Saint Etienne, The Charlatans, Lil' Kim, Thunderbugs, Archive, Down to the Bone, Texas and former label-mates Rae & Christian.
In 2004, Aim produced the fellow ex-Grand Central artist, Niko's debut album, Life On Earth.
Aim left Grand Central Records in early 2005 and formed his own record label, ATIC Records, in June 2005. The first album released on the label was Aim's Flight 602, which was released in September 2006. Niko has also signed to ATIC and will be returning Aim's earlier favour, by providing vocals for the new album.
There are other artists with the same name:
2) aim エイム is a Japanese jrock/vk band formed in 2010. Their 1st single "LOST VOICE" was released on January 26th, 2011.
Vocal: Rei [→ aim]
Guitar: Schwarz [→ ケミカルピクチャーズ → the Distorted my stratic Faith → aim]
Bass: Sakura [→ Sadith Mary → スカル -THE SKULL- → SKULL → the Distorted my stratic Faith(さくら) → aim(Sakura)]
Drums: Shota [→ aim]
3) AiM is a band from Milano, Italy
4) AIM - Vegan Straight Edge Band from Portugal. https://aimxvx.bandcamp.com/
5) Aim was a Swedish punk band.
6) AIM Baltimore, USA MC and Producer Amy Houck.
7) AIM Dutch folk band
8)AIM Latvian nu metal band
9) ＡｉＭ, real name Ai Maeda (前田愛/Maeda Ai), is a female Japanese seiyuu (voice actress) who is probably most well-known for singing many of the ending songs of the Digimon anime series and performing the role of Tachikawa Mimi in the first two seasons.
Good
Aim Lyrics
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Looking at the wind
Tease the leaves
Baby, I put my arm around you
You weren't free
Baby don't worry
It's a good disease
Baby don't worry
Baby don't worry
It's a good disease
Baby don't worry
I'm around you see
Baby don't worry
It's a good disease
Hey girl
Baby don't worry
It's a good disease
So lovable, lovable, lovable...
Baby don't worry
I'm a good disease (x2)
Maybe I just can't believe
That you wanna sit here next to me
Push up time though
My heart bleeds
Baby don't worry
I'm a good disease
The lyrics of Aim's song Good Disease, convey a sense of comfort and security that comes with being with a loved one. The opening lines depict a serene summer day, with the singer sitting with his partner, watching the leaves dancing in the wind. Despite his partner's apprehensions and reservations, he assures her that everything is alright - "It's a good disease, Baby don't worry, I'm a friend you see. It's a good disease, Baby don't worry, I'm around you, see". The use of the word "disease" might sound concerning at first, but actually, it is employed here as a metaphor to suggest how love can be all-consuming and all-encompassing.
As the song proceeds, the singer continues to assure his partner that his feelings for her are genuine and that she has nothing to fear. "Hey girl, Baby don't worry, It's a good disease, So lovable, lovable, lovable... Baby don't worry, I'm a good disease". He acknowledges his own vulnerability and how he may have a hard time believing that someone as special as his partner wishes to be with him. However, with her reassurance and support, he feels secure and at peace - "Push up time though, my heart bleeds, Baby don't worry, I'm a good disease".
In summary, the lyrics of Good Disease speak to the experience of falling in love and how it can bring both intense joy and vulnerability. The love shared by the singers is infectious, and the song suggests that this kind of love is a positive force that brings people together.
Line by Line Meaning
Sitting on the grass in the summer breeze
The singer sets the scene for the story being told.
Looking at the wind
The singer observes the leaves being blown around by the wind.
Tease the leaves
The wind is gently playing with the leaves of plants nearby.
Baby, I put my arm around you
The singer is expressing physical affection toward their partner.
You weren't free
The partner had some type of reservation or issue that prevented them from acting carefree with the singer.
Baby don't worry
The singer wants their partner to not be concerned or anxious about whatever may be bothering them.
It's a good disease
The singer sees their affection as a positive influence on their partner, despite it being characterized as a 'disease.'
Baby don't worry
Repeating the earlier line to emphasize its importance.
I'm a friend you see
The singer wants to assure their partner that they are not just a romantic partner, but also a supportive friend.
Baby don't worry
Again, reiterating the message of not being anxious.
It's a good disease
The singer repeats the phrase, driving home the idea that their love is a positive influence on their partner.
Baby don't worry
The previous line is repeated once more for emphasis.
I'm around you see
The singer emphasizes their presence and availability to their partner.
Baby don't worry
Another repetition of the message to not be anxious.
It's a good disease
The song's chorus emphasizes the idea that the singer's affection is a positive influence, even if described as a 'disease.'
Hey girl
Starting a new verse, the singer addresses their partner affectionately.
Baby don't worry
Repeating the message of not being anxious.
It's a good disease
Repeating the central idea of the song's chorus.
So lovable, lovable, lovable...
The singer emphasizes the affection and love they have for their partner.
Baby don't worry
The message of not being anxious is repeated yet again.
I'm a good disease (x2)
The singer repeats the phrase from earlier, emphasizing their belief that their love is a positive influence on their partner.
Maybe I just can't believe
The singer expresses a feeling of disbelief or surprise in regards to their partner's attraction to them.
That you wanna sit here next to me
The singer is grateful and honored to be with their partner.
Push up time though
The time for action or progress has arrived.
My heart bleeds
The singer feels a strong emotional connection to their partner.
Baby don't worry
Reiterating the message to not be anxious.
I'm a good disease
Repeating the refrain that the singer sees their love as a positive influence.
Lyrics © BMG Rights Management
Written by: ANDREW TURNER, STEVE JONES
Lyrics Licensed & Provided by LyricFind
@ChillYourMind
My guy out here still making world hits for 20 years, mad respect Guetta!
@chokeassracing
Mad respect to Eiffel 65 for making a hit still being sampled 23 years later!
@rexhafandom7127
& mad respect to Bebe Rexha for her perseverance
@markkooopoe6665
very innovative . NOT
@rocco8672
The original song is from an Italian band Eiffel 65 the original song is called blu
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@blinkn6184
This shows that old music is better than actual songs
@aurorahdezortiz4053
exactly
@aleksejilic804
Yes
@pazne_sar4882
so old songs aren't actual songs now?