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Blunts & Blondes and Zeds Dead Drop Emotionally Charged Bass Anthem, “Think Of You”
Blunts & Blondes and Zeds Dead have finally delivered one of their most requested IDs. Preparing for this month’s release of his debut album, Story of a Stoner, Blunts & Blondes dropped record’s final single, “Think Of You,” with help from iconic electronic music duo Zeds Dead. Fans have been clamoring for an official release for close to a year now after they debuted it last July at their Red Rocks takeover, Deadrocks VII. Opening with fluttering keys, celestial vocals and a warm bassline, Blunts & Blondes and Zeds Dead eventually build up to a classic, wobble-heavy drop. Reminiscent of the days when new dubstep was discovered on YouTube, the minimalistic production and sentimental vocals envelop listeners in a warm and fuzzy blanket of nostalgia....
Zeds Dead, Seven Lions, Ganja White Night to Headline Interstellar Music Festival 2022
Following the success of its inaugural edition, Interstellar Music Festival is set to expand in a big way in 2022. This year, Interstellar will be doubling its festival grounds, performances and production while offering onsite camping for the first time. Taking place from August 12-14, their sophomore event will be hosted at a new home: the Kentucky Speedway in Sparta. Interstellar organizers have now announced their 2022 headliners: Ophelia Records boss Seven Lions, iconic duo Zeds Dead and renowned dubstep duo Ganja White Night. The undercard is also something to marvel at, with Getter, DROELOE, Mija, Opuio and more. In addition, Interstellar has teamed up with several labels and collectives that will host stages. Zeds Dead’s very own Deadbeats, Mersiv‘s...
5 Reasons Why You Should Attend Summer Camp Music Festival 2022
Summer Camp Music Festival lives up to its name. At its core, the annual event is a celebratory festival that revolves around music, culture and family. But Summer Camp offers so much more than music to its attendees, hosting insightful and immersive activities all weekend long—just like you’re back under the starry skies of summer camp. Following multiple postponements due to the onset of the global pandemic, the organizers were able to host a successful 20th edition last fall. Gathering 25,000 people to celebrate, the festival saw its highest attendance to date. Now, this Memorial Day Weekend, Summer Camp will be returning to Chillicothe, Illinois’ Three Sisters Park for its 21st edition. Here are five reasons why you should attend Summer Camp Mu...
Zeds Dead, NGHTMRE, More to Perform at Summer Camp Music Festival 2022
Summer Camp Music Festival has something for everyone on this year’s lineup. After a dazzling 20th anniversary outing, the minds behind the beloved Illinois festival are looking to make an even bigger splash in 2022. With dubstep, hip-hop, jam bands, experimental electronic music and more, Summer Camp’s 2022 lineup is an eclectic celebration of live music. As shown in the embedded lineup, Summer Camp Music Festival 2022 will feature headline performances from Zeds Dead, NGHTMRE, Liquid Stranger, STS9, Smashing Pumpkins, as well as three days of jamming from Umphrey’s McGee and moe. Set to join are Moore Kismet, Malaa, 1788-L, BLVK JVCK, Wreckno, A Hundred Drums, Dirt Monkey, Jantsen and many more. The 21st chapter of Summer Camp Music Festival is scheduled for May 27-29, ...
Here’s a List of Every Electronic Music Show at Red Rocks In 2022
If music were water, Colorado would never run dry. It’s no secret that Colorado is a hub for electronic music. And its most iconic venue, Red Rocks Amphitheatre, is its biggest purveyor. Celebrated for its natural acoustics, which are made possible by two giant monoliths flanking the amphitheater, the open air venue is one of those ineffable places that consistently manufactures “you had to be there” moments. Ergo, only those who have attended an electronic dance music show at Red Rocks can attest how special it is. Red Rocks Amphitheatre in Morrison, Colorado. Ryan Loughlin Recommended Articles And the EDM community has a lot to look forward to in 2022. Red Rocks is set host a litany of remarkable concerts, which will feature Porter Robinson, Kraftwerk, Zeds Dead and man...
Subtronics Taps Zeds Dead and Flowdan for Supercharged Collaboration, “Gassed Up”
Zeds Dead and Subtronics recruited a very special guest for their third collaboration. For “Gassed Up,” the second single off of Subtronics’ upcoming album Fractals, the trio of bass music producers joined forces with grime heavyweight Flowdan. Combining his lyrical abilities with the trio’s gargantuan bass, each vocal interlude sets up a supercharged bass drop laced with motorized, choppy wobbles. Check out the new single below. In a press release, Zeds Dead spoke about working with Subtronics for the third time since their 2019 single “Bumpy Teeth” and 2020 remix of Atmosphere’s “GodLovesUgly.” They also revealed how “Gassed Up” has been in the works since the summer and that Flowdan was the missing piece needed to complet...
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EDM.com Playlist Picks: Nicky Romero, Mura Masa, Crankdat and More [11/26/21]
The electronic music community is constantly evolving with new sounds every week, as artists become more innovative with their compositions. EDM.com’s weekly “Playlist Picks” series highlights the top releases in the genre, helping uncover the latest tracks that will soon dominate the dance music scene. EDM.com Top Hits Why Do I Call – Nicky Romero Raining On Me (feat. FAST BOY) – FAULHABER & Noel Holler Time (Alan Walker Remix) – Hans Zimmer Festival Hits 2021 You Get – Dubdogz & Volkoder Recommended Articles Rebord – Unmet Ozcan California Dreamin’ (Vintage Culture Remix) – Chris Lorenzo Electronic Avenue 2gether – Mura Masa Weight Of The World – Crankdat Shady Intentions (feat. Tori Levett) – NGHTMRE &...
NGHTMRE and Zeds Dead Reunite for Euphoric Single “Shady Intentions”: Listen
Five years after they first collaborated on their anthemic single “Frontlines,” NGHTMRE and Zeds Dead have teamed up once again for “Shady Intentions,” out via Ultra Records. NGHTMRE and Zeds Dead have taken a similar approach many will recognize from their previous collab, as they two have created a shimmering soundscape to accompany Tori Levett‘s stunning vocals. Forgoing the hard-hitting bass fans have grown accustomed to, they’ve placed emphasis on euphoric synths and a myriad of dynamic, floaty elements. Listen to “Shady Intentions” below. Recommended Articles MUSIC RELEASES NGHTMRE and Zeds Dead Reunite for Euphoric Single “Shady Intentions”: Listen The “Frontlines” producers have joined forces o...
Subtronics Previews “Do It To It” Remix, “Griztronics II,” and Collabs with Zeds Dead and Grabbitz
Subtronics casually dropped a laundry list of previews of high-profile IDs over the past 24 hours. On Monday and Tuesday, he took to Twitter to share a video of some of the unreleased songs he played during his performance at EDC Orlando over the weekend. Not only did he provide a little taste of what’s to come, but he also shared the list of collaborators involved. Starting off the video is a portion of his remix of this festival season’s biggest track, “Do It To It” by ACRAZE and Cherish. Maintaining the vocals from the 2006 single heavily sampled throughout, Subtronics sprinkles in some heavyweight bass and transforms the house anthem into a pounding dubstep banger. The next is a collaboration with Zeds Dead. After introducing the track with a sample from Basemen...
Hooks of Zeds Dead Is Hosting an Art Gallery in Downtown Los Angeles
Apparently Zeds Dead‘s art doesn’t just stop at next-level electronic music. Hooks, one-half of the beloved duo and an avid painter, will showcase his work at an upcoming art gallery dubbed “Paintdemic.” Scheduled for this weekend in Downtown LA’s Arts District, the event will feature—you guessed it—a series of artworks that Hooks created while in quarantine during the global lockdown period. A quick look through Hooks’ Instagram is all it takes to see that his talent for painting mirrors his prowess in the studio. Any fan who wants to take home a rare Zeds Dead keepsake should add “Paintdemic” to their weekend plans. Presented by Zeds Dead’s fan-favorite record label Deadbeats, the display will open tomorrow, O...
GRiZ and Zeds Dead Show Off Fire-Starting, Unreleased Song In First-Ever B2B Set
The debut GRiZ and Zeds Dead back-to-back set was fireworks from the very start. Taking the stage at Goldrush Music Festival in Arizona over the weekend, the trio of artists lit the match with an incendiary new collaboration. Fans had hardly gotten the chance to get their feet planted when they were prompted with a question from the stage. Immediately preceding the drop an inquisitive audio sample can be heard, “What is something people are not ready to hear?” Amusingly, a robot-like vocal responds, “GRiZ and Zeds Dead,” as a flood of lasers descended upon the audience to the sounds of unearthly, distorted basslines and soaring falsettos. The set quickly got social media buzzing, and both GRiZ and Zeds Dead seemed left genuinely blown away...
Zeds Dead Deconstruct “i think you’re cool” For Poignant Acoustic Rendition: Listen
Following their foray into the chill and downtempo worlds of electronic music with the trippy Catching Z’s mixtape, Zeds Dead have unveiled four new remixes. While largely devoid of their signature wobbly sound, Catching Z’s was a masterclass in versatility. The diverse nature of the record is reflected in its remix package, which features edits by A-BO, Pocket, and a collaborative rework from QUIET VISON and IMANU. The EP kicks off with Zeds Dead’s acoustic version of “i think you’re cool,” a future bass-inspired track featuring a hypnotic top-line from singer-songwriter Jenna Pemkowski. Her vocals are much more forceful here thanks to the removal of all drums, offering a poignant ballad. Pocket goes the house rou...
