Showing posts with label Zed's Dead. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Zed's Dead. Show all posts

Sunday, March 25, 2012

New Mixtape: “Victor” - ZEDS DEAD & Omar LinX


Zeds Dead and Omar LinX present: 'Victor'; seven genre-bending tracks on Mad Decent's Jeffree's label. Fusing nostalgic 90s sample-based hip-hop with futuristic bass and cinematic soundscapes, the 'Victor' Mixtape is both a step forward and a throwback to the past. It’s a trip into Zeds Dead and Omar LinX's early beginnings; coming from deep-underground to sky-high stage. LinX recites their story through every verse, only stopping to crack a joke, or reflect on what’s been lost along the way. Through 'Victor', Zeds Dead and Omar LinX have created a hybrid genre-defying monster that stands alone. This is music for the soul and fuel for the soulless.
Download: ZEDS DEAD & Omar LinX 'Victor' mixtape

http://maddecent.com/blog/zeds-dead-omar-linx-victor-jeff012

For more info check out:
Zeds Dead Facebook | Twitter | SoundCloud
Omar Linx Twitter | Facebook

Thursday, May 26, 2011

Zeds Dead Interview on The Come Up Show


Zeds Dead is...well, they're hard to describe and categorize musically. The music duo based out of Toronto have managed to make some serious international splashes with their unique sound and tremendous musical appeal. Both members of the duo started out as hip hop artists, but have now branched off into something else entirely.

Chedo describes it best:
If you have your finger on the Toronto music scene, or also if you happen to be a dub slave, then you’ve probably heard of Zeds Dead. ZD is a duo made up of Hooks and DC, that started out both listening to and making hip-hop music, but somewhere along the way they got a bit sidetracked and ended up taking their hybrid sound to places more suitable for places where strobe lights pounce across walls and raging arms. And pouches of cocaine and ex and stuff.
For more great interviews and hip hop content check out TheComeUpShow.com
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