After Over 2-year Wait, Bass Music Maestro Zomboy Releases Highly Anticipated “Dead Man Walking Pt. 2” EP. Out Now on His Rott n’ Roll Records
Following the success of part 1 of “Dead Man Walking” from July 2022, Zomboy releases his highly anticipated part 2 of the series, with which he launched his own label imprint – Rott N’ Roll Records over 2 years ago. “Dead Man Walking Pt. 2.” consists of 5 bass masterpieces and marks a triumphant return for the UK-born, US-based producer. The EP opens with “Fallout,” a track that gradually builds into a storm of stabbing mechanical synths and electrifying elements, setting a powerful tone for the rest of the sonic journey. “D.E.A.D.,” featuring EDDIE, takes listeners on a cinematic journey with its video-game-esque breakdown, aggressive bass, and haunting distorted female vocals. “Project Z” delivers grimy synth drops and futuristic sounds, while “Delete Me” channels punk angst with bass-heavy production and eerie vocal distortions. The EP concludes with “Inhumation,” a symphonic and cinematic piece that offers a hauntingly soft closure, reminiscent of the emo/punk band era. Zomboy‘s latest release promises to captivate audiences with its innovative soundscapes and artistic depth, signaling that he is more than back.
“After a journey marked by unexpected setbacks and profound personal growth, ‘Dead Man Walking Pt. 2‘ is finally here. Though it took longer than planned, the time allowed the music and vision to evolve in ways I never imagined. I’m beyond excited to share this second chapter with you, a labor of love that was as rewarding to create as it is to release. Every note and visual tells a piece of the story from the Zomboy cinematic universe, and I hope it resonates with you as deeply as it has with me. Stay tuned.” – Zomboy
Zomboy, originally from a small village in England, transitioned from drumming in rock and metal bands to pioneering in the electronic music scene. A car accident settlement funded his home studio, leading to his role as an engineer for numerous bands and his intensive music studies at the ACM in London. His talent was recognized by SKisM, the founder of Never Say Die Records after Zomboy uploaded two demo tracks to SoundCloud on a whim. Rapidly, he graced stages from London‘s Ministry Of Sound to EDC Las Vegas and saw his tracks like “Terror Squad” (2013) and “Like A Bitch” (2016) gain massive acclaim. With 750M streams and multiple placements in the Beatport Top 100, Zomboy is praised for his “cinematic violence” and meticulous approach to music. In 2022, he launched Rott N’ Roll Records, underscoring his significant industry influence. From his modest beginnings to leading the dubstep scene, Zomboy is both a dedicated artist and a relentless innovator.
