Mazdem is embarking on an exciting new chapter in his career, riding a wave of celebration earned by his mainstage rework of Snow Patrol’s classic ‘Chasing Cars’ with a Top 100 DJ of 2024, B Jones, being debuted at Tomorrowland Belgium and tipped his music collection into 16 million streams on Spotify. Rightfully so, you will want to blast the high vibrations of the heartfelt release that brings us back and makes you appreciate the moment all at the same time.
Reflecting on his journey, Mazdem expressed his excitement about moving the Tomorrowland crowd with ‘Chasing Cars’, stating,
“I still can’t believe it! To have my music played at such an iconic festival is a dream come true. I’m thrilled to announce that my new track with B Jones, ‘Chasing Cars,’ was featured this summer at Tomorrowland Belgium and again at Tomorrowland Brazil.”
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Mazdem add, “Being the first Producer from Zaragoza (Spain) to be played at Tomorrowland is a significant milestone for me, and I’m grateful to everyone who has supported me along the way. This is just the beginning.”
Mazdem first gained recognition in 2016 with his release ‘Alien Technology’ under Deorro‘s legendary Panda Funk label and be continued to establish himself in the electronic music scene with releases on major labels such as Sony Music, Universal Music, 2Dutch, and Future House Cloud. His distinctive sound has captured the attention of renowned artists like Alok, Martin Garrix, Timmy Trumpet, and Benny Benassi, affirming his place among the industry’s elite. Mazdem’s music can be described as anthemic, blending nostalgia with contemporary energy, perfect for the dance floor.
Mazdem’s previous release, ‘Miss You’, showcases his ability to immerse listeners in atmospheric house music. The track combines tech house and deep house elements, telling a heartfelt story that resonates. Following this, Mazdem joined PYRO Records‘ notable roster like Will Sparks, Sidney Samson, and MAKJ with that release of, ‘Sunlight’, continues to highlight his evolving sound and move the club.
Then Mazdem’s ‘Problems’ with SAMMY & LESEN on his own Cracking Records with makes it clear that the force keeps growing stronger and stronger with this one…
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