Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs have signed to Polydor and announced a new single.

You might not realise it, but this website works in strange ways. Take the headline function: a writer can only use so many characters before the things breaks down. With that in mind, thank heavens for acts like Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs...

Unwieldy moniker aside, it's difficult to criticise the output thus far of the Oxford based producer. Falling in with Joe Goddard's Greco-Roman crew, Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs has released three EPs thus far.

Sampling jungle loops, rave piano and a Gaelic choir, Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs has established himself as a unique yet fun voice in British dance music. Plus, when performing live the producer likes to dress up as an actual dancefloor.

Which we of course encourage. Other fans include Polydor, with the major label snapping up the young producer. Now nestling alongside acts such as La Roux, Klaxons and more Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs will cement the relationship with a new single.

Working on his debut album, the Oxford producer will unleash 'Trouble' as a digital download through iTunes on May 2nd. The full release will come on June 20th, with the tune set to be a 'Special Delivery' on Annie Mac's BBC Radio 1 show, 7-9pm tonight (April 22nd).

Meanwhile, the producer is tightening up his live act. Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs is becoming more established, meaning that the live show is becoming more and more elaborate.

Recently supporting Darwin Deez, fans can check out the new material - and perhaps a lavish new costume - at the following London show:

June
16 London Scala

Click here to buy tickets for Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs!