Zeds Dead

About

Zeds Dead isn't just a duo; it's a sonic institution. Comprising Dylan Mamid and Zachary Rapp-Rovan, the Toronto natives have carved out a singular space in electronic music, bridging the gap between bone-rattling bass and emotionally resonant melodies. Their sound, a potent blend of dubstep, drum and bass, electro-house, and even hints of hip-hop, defies easy categorization, a testament to their experimental ethos. Rising from Toronto's underground club scene in the late 2000s, Zeds Dead quickly gained traction with their unique remixes and original productions. Breakthrough moments included early hits like "White Satin" and their remix of "Eyes on Fire," which catapulted them into the global spotlight. Their sets at festivals like Coachella and Lollapalooza cemented their status as dance music heavyweights. Beyond the club bangers, Zeds Dead cultivates a deeply personal connection with their fanbase. The duo’s dedication to pushing sonic boundaries manifests in ambitious projects and a constant evolution of their signature sound. Collaborations with artists like Diplo, Illenium, and GRiZ showcase their versatility. They founded their own label, Deadbeats, a platform for showcasing emerging talent and solidifying their influence on the next generation of producers. Currently, Zeds Dead continues to tour globally and release music, further solidifying their legacy as innovators in the electronic music landscape.