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+ | {{Artist|Image = [[File:Zeds Dead.jpg|250px]]|Birthplace = Canada|Genres = Dubstep|Years active = 2009|Name = Zeds Dead|Website = zedsdead.net|Facebook = https://www.facebook.com/zedsdead/|Twitter = https://twitter.com/zedsdead|YouTube = https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsYkUlicwVBtW-pAInUSyPA|SoundCloud = https://soundcloud.com/zedsdead|Real name = Dylan Mamid & Zachary Rapp-Rovan|Location = Toronto, Canada|Years Active = 2009 - Active}}[[Zeds Dead]] is a Canadian Dubstep duo from Toronto, Ontario. The members are Zack and Dylan but are better known as DC and Hooks. |
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The duo have been producing music together since 2004, formerly known as Mass Productions. The duo has been called the future of genres and in November 2010, a label named "San City High" released the band's first official single, "Rude Boy". A version of "Rude Boy" featuring vocals from Omar Linx, a Toronto-based rapper who has worked on several of Zeds Dead's releases, was put out in March 2011. Zeds Dead's many productions have garnered millions of views on YouTube, topped the charts on Beatport, and earned them the support of the worlds top DJ. |
The duo have been producing music together since 2004, formerly known as Mass Productions. The duo has been called the future of genres and in November 2010, a label named "San City High" released the band's first official single, "Rude Boy". A version of "Rude Boy" featuring vocals from Omar Linx, a Toronto-based rapper who has worked on several of Zeds Dead's releases, was put out in March 2011. Zeds Dead's many productions have garnered millions of views on YouTube, topped the charts on Beatport, and earned them the support of the worlds top DJ. |
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Zeds Dead gained international popularity long before their first official release by offering free downloads of their many productions, which they continue to do so to date. Their first self-released free song was "Journey of a Lifetime", which was offered to fans as a free download in June 2009. Since Journey of a Lifetime, they have self-released nearly 20 productions at no cost. They are a part of a new generation of artists who continuously release free music to the general public and their fans (a technique that was popularized by <u>Radio-head</u> and their 2007 album, In Rainbows). |
Zeds Dead gained international popularity long before their first official release by offering free downloads of their many productions, which they continue to do so to date. Their first self-released free song was "Journey of a Lifetime", which was offered to fans as a free download in June 2009. Since Journey of a Lifetime, they have self-released nearly 20 productions at no cost. They are a part of a new generation of artists who continuously release free music to the general public and their fans (a technique that was popularized by <u>Radio-head</u> and their 2007 album, In Rainbows). |
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[[Skream]] was the first to take notice of the duo, featuring their remix of Blue Foundation's "Eyes on Fire" on his radio show and live sets respectively. Soon after releasing their remix of Eyes on Fire, Zed's Dead linked up with Dragonette for an official remix of their 2010 release, "Volcano". |
[[Skream]] was the first to take notice of the duo, featuring their remix of Blue Foundation's "Eyes on Fire" on his radio show and live sets respectively. Soon after releasing their remix of Eyes on Fire, Zed's Dead linked up with Dragonette for an official remix of their 2010 release, "Volcano". |
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[[File:Zd.jpg|thumb|Logo of Zeds Dead]]In the summer of 2007, they released one Hip-Hop influenced album as Mass Productions, entitled ''Fresh Beetz'', before launching Zeds Dead in 2009. |
[[File:Zd.jpg|thumb|Logo of Zeds Dead]]In the summer of 2007, they released one Hip-Hop influenced album as Mass Productions, entitled ''Fresh Beetz'', before launching Zeds Dead in 2009. |
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Zeds Dead played their first live set at The Social in Toronto on June 11, 2009. In September 2010, they founded a weekly party at the Toronto venue "751", called Bassmentality, alongside The Killabits. Bassmentality, which moved to Wrongbar in November 2010, became renowned for hosting the top international talents, and weekly performances from Zeds Dead and The Killabits. |
Zeds Dead played their first live set at The Social in Toronto on June 11, 2009. In September 2010, they founded a weekly party at the Toronto venue "751", called Bassmentality, alongside The Killabits. Bassmentality, which moved to Wrongbar in November 2010, became renowned for hosting the top international talents, and weekly performances from Zeds Dead and The Killabits. |
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*''Somewhere Else ''(2014) |
*''Somewhere Else ''(2014) |
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*The name "Zeds Dead" comes from the duo's actual names, Zack and Dylan (Z & D), but it is also a reference to a line from the 1994 [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quentin_Tarantino <u>Quentin Truantino</u>] film, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pulp_Fiction <u>Pulp Fiction</u>]. |
*The name "Zeds Dead" comes from the duo's actual names, Zack and Dylan (Z & D), but it is also a reference to a line from the 1994 [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quentin_Tarantino <u>Quentin Truantino</u>] film, [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pulp_Fiction <u>Pulp Fiction</u>]. |
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Latest revision as of 19:19, 25 December 2019
Zeds Dead is a Canadian Dubstep duo from Toronto, Ontario. The members are Zack and Dylan but are better known as DC and Hooks.
Biography:
The duo have been producing music together since 2004, formerly known as Mass Productions. The duo has been called the future of genres and in November 2010, a label named "San City High" released the band's first official single, "Rude Boy". A version of "Rude Boy" featuring vocals from Omar Linx, a Toronto-based rapper who has worked on several of Zeds Dead's releases, was put out in March 2011. Zeds Dead's many productions have garnered millions of views on YouTube, topped the charts on Beatport, and earned them the support of the worlds top DJ.
Artist Discovery:
Zeds Dead gained international popularity long before their first official release by offering free downloads of their many productions, which they continue to do so to date. Their first self-released free song was "Journey of a Lifetime", which was offered to fans as a free download in June 2009. Since Journey of a Lifetime, they have self-released nearly 20 productions at no cost. They are a part of a new generation of artists who continuously release free music to the general public and their fans (a technique that was popularized by Radio-head and their 2007 album, In Rainbows).
Skream was the first to take notice of the duo, featuring their remix of Blue Foundation's "Eyes on Fire" on his radio show and live sets respectively. Soon after releasing their remix of Eyes on Fire, Zed's Dead linked up with Dragonette for an official remix of their 2010 release, "Volcano".
Other Composed Work:
Logo of Zeds Dead
In the summer of 2007, they released one Hip-Hop influenced album as Mass Productions, entitled Fresh Beetz, before launching Zeds Dead in 2009.
Zeds Dead played their first live set at The Social in Toronto on June 11, 2009. In September 2010, they founded a weekly party at the Toronto venue "751", called Bassmentality, alongside The Killabits. Bassmentality, which moved to Wrongbar in November 2010, became renowned for hosting the top international talents, and weekly performances from Zeds Dead and The Killabits.
Albums:
- Rude boy (2010)
- Rude boy ft. LinX (2011)
- Bassmentality (2011)
- Rumble in the Jungle(2011)
- Ruckus the Jam (2011)
- Adrenaline (2012)
- Victor (2012)
- The Living Dead (2012)
- Hot Sauce (2013)
- Somewhere Else (2014)
Trivia:
- The name "Zeds Dead" comes from the duo's actual names, Zack and Dylan (Z & D), but it is also a reference to a line from the 1994 Quentin Truantino film, Pulp Fiction.
- Zeds Dead's original self-released “1975” was featured in GHQ Magazine’s 2010 Video Shoot with Russian Supermodel Irina Shayk.