1. DEADBEATS RADIO OPENER2. Dirt Monkey - WARM N EZ (feat. Forrest Wilkinson)3. Hex Cougar, Pauline Herr, So Sus, Sejo - East Bridge4. HUKAE - UMBRA5. plumpy - swoon (w/ daisy maize)6. Eptic - Payback7. Modestep - Forever8. Kompany & Teddy Killerz - Beast9. JustLuke - Eat The Beat10. Dark Cities - Dont Mind11. Electric Polar Bears - Simple Thing (Nitti Gritti Remix)12. Crossnaders - About It13. Krooner - Live It Up14. San Pacho - Tell You15. Nostalgix Guest Mix

1. DEADBEATS RADIO OPENER 2. Dirt Monkey - WARM N EZ (feat. Forrest Wilkinson) 3. Hex Cougar, Pauline Herr, So Sus, Sejo - East Bridge 4. HUKAE - UMBRA 5. plumpy - swoon (w/ daisy maize) 6. Eptic - Payback 7. Modestep - Forever 8. Kompany & Teddy Killerz - Beast 9. JustLuke - Eat The Beat 10. Dark Cities - Dont Mind 11. Electric Polar Bears - Simple Thing (Nitti Gritti Remix) 12. Crossnaders - About It 13. Krooner - Live It Up 14. San Pacho - Tell You 15. Nostalgix Guest Mix

1. DEADBEATS RADIO OPENER2. Dirt Monkey - WARM N EZ (feat. Forrest Wilkinson)3. Hex Cougar, Pauline Herr, So Sus, Sejo - East Bridge4. HUKAE - UMBRA5. plumpy - swoon (w/ daisy maize)6. Eptic - Payback7. Modestep - Forever8. Kompany &amp; Teddy Killerz - Beast9. JustLuke - Eat The Beat10. Dark Cities - Dont Mind11. Electric Polar Bears - Simple Thing (Nitti Gritti Remix)12. Crossnaders - About It13. Krooner - Live It Up14. San Pacho - Tell You15. Nostalgix Guest Mix

Deadbeat Radio #206

Born of radical sonic possibilities and limitless permutations, Electronic music has always been a fluid genre where innovation is prized. Having been at the forefront of the sprawling genre since 2009, Dylan Mamid (DC) and Zachary Rapp-Rovan (Hooks), aka Zeds Dead, are acutely aware of how vital new ideas are. That's why when the Toronto-based producer/DJs finally took time off from headlining festivals, they crafted a debut album full of dynamic, forward-thinking songs that defy categorization and disrupt musical foundations. New episodes of Deadbeats Radio drop every other Thursday

Born of radical sonic possibilities and limitless permutations, Electronic music has always been a fluid genre where innovation is prized. Having been at the forefront of the sprawling genre since 2009, Dylan Mamid (DC) and Zachary Rapp-Rovan (Hooks), aka Zeds Dead, are acutely aware of how vital new ideas are. That's why when the Toronto-based producer/DJs finally took time off from headlining festivals, they crafted a debut album full of dynamic, forward-thinking songs that defy categorization and disrupt musical foundations. New episodes of Deadbeats Radio drop every other Thursday

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Deadbeat Radio #206

Deadbeat Radio #206