Deep Dish

About

Deep Dish: More than just a duo, they were architects of a progressive house sound that defined an era. Ali "Dubfire" Shirazinia and Sharam Tayebi, the Iranian-American powerhouse, didn’t just spin records; they constructed sonic cathedrals, layering hypnotic rhythms with melodic grandeur. Emerging from the vibrant Washington D.C. club scene in the early 90s, Deep Dish quickly rose to prominence with remixes that redefined tracks by Madonna, Depeche Mode, and Everything But The Girl, imbuing them with their signature progressive trance energy. Their Grammy-winning rendition of Dido's "Thank You" cemented their status as remix masters, and their original productions, like "Flashdance" and "Say Hello," became anthems of global dance floors. Their influence extended beyond the decks; they cultivated a devoted fanbase through their Yoshitoshi Recordings imprint, championing emerging talent and further solidifying their legacy. After a period of solo pursuits, exploring techno and house under their respective aliases, Deep Dish reunited to the delight of their fans, proving that their combined creative force remains a potent and vital presence in the electronic music landscape. While solo work continues, the periodic Deep Dish reunions showcase the enduring magic that solidified their place in dance music history.