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Muzz

b. 1994

British DJ and musical artist

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Born 1994. Muzz is a British musician.

Mustafa Ahmed Alobaidi (born 10 November 1994), better known by his stage name Muzz (formerly Muzzy, stylised in all caps), is an English drum and bass producer and DJ. He first gained attention with his release on UKF, "X No Way Out" in 2010 and continues to release music, most predominantly on Monstercat. He has also worked with other labels, such as UKF Music and Liquicity.

History

Early years At the age of 11, Alobaidi spent most of his time on computers, learning coding, graphic art and music, later discovering electronic music, inspiring him to become an electronic music producer himself.

Alobaidi took influence from various rock and metal bands as well as early dubstep, ambient, electro, video game music, film scores, orchestral music and various pop artists. In an interview with Toby Reaper of Dancing Astronaut, Alobaidi commented on his experience with music production training, stating:I’ve never had training and I couldn’t talk to you in depth about scales or music theory, and I sure as hell can’t read or write sheet music. I’ve always written melodies and compositions by ear. It’s funny because I do all that by ear, but then I’ll engineer primarily visually, using analyzers, meters, scopes, etc. I know some very basic music theory but like I said, nothing advanced. On 20 February 2013, he released "Concert Crush" on Monstercat. Stevo Jacobs of EDM Sauce described the song as having a pop sounding vibe. On 6 January 2014, he released "Endgame" on Monstercat. Your EDM staff generally liked the song, stating "It’s one crazy ride you’ll want to get back on as soon as it’s done". On 19 September, after an over eight-month hiatus, he released "Insignia" on Monstercat.

On 20 February 2015, Muzzy released "Get Crazy" on Monstercat alongside an extended play of the same name. On 29 June, a remix extended play was released for "Get Crazy", titled "Get Crazy / Feeling Stronger (The Remixes)". On 31 July 2015, he released "Warhead", a collaboration with Droptek, another English music producer with origins in Bristol, on Monstercat. On 18 November, Muzzy released "Calling Out" on Monstercat, featuring Skyelle and KG. Christian of Salacious Sound wrote that the song "'touches on the best of both worlds, combining the heavier, grittier side of Drum and Bass with a hint of Liquid DnB’s ethereal vibes."

2016–present On 6 May 2016, Muzzy released his fifth extended play on Monstercat titled "F Minor Factory". He had earlier teased the extended play by releasing a 360-degree video on YouTube featuring the extended play's album art alongside the Monstercat logo. Salacious Sound's Christian wrote that the extended play is a mix of drum and bass, trap and dubstep, describing it as an "image of an automated, mysterious and dark future, yet bestows an atmosphere which makes you want to throw down- thanks in particular to its drops." In an interview with Toby Reaper of Dancing Astronaut, Muzzy commented on the narrative behind the extended play, stating:The concept of the EP revolves around a Factory, set far in the future. The factory is controlled by a female artificial intelligence, and there are a bunch of workers (cyborgs/robots) who work at the factory constantly. The first track is about the AI interrogating a cyborg worker called SID, who has been arrested for rebelling against the system. The rules in the factory are clear: “You will work here until your reactors expire. If you do not obey, you will be captured, dismantled, and then incinerated.” SID started recovering more of his human qualities, and as that happened over time, he began to rebel against his static and robotic nature of life, and eventually got captured.

On 17 April 2017, Muzzy released his sixth extended play on Monstercat titled "Spectrum". Cade Berger of EDM.com praised the extended play, stating "'Spectrum' sets out to create that wonderful sound and production value that Muzzy has always been known for and hits all of the targets, it highlights the versatility and creative knowledge Muzzy has gained in his many years as a producer". The extended play won "Best Album/EP" and "Best Original Track" (Spectrum) and Muzzy won "Best Artist" in the Drum n Bass category with 94 participants. On 9 November 2017, he released a collaboration with Koven and Feint titled "Worth The Lie" as part of Monstercat Uncaged Vol. 3.

On 14 May 2018, Muzzy released "The Cascade". An editor for T.H.E Music Essentials praised the extended play, stating that the extended play is "one of his most impressive and intricate creations yet", further stating "The Cascade EP loses none of the hard-hitting impact that Muzzy’s creations are famous for. Yet, it flaunts a sonic landscape so often uncharted by producers of a similar calibre and beyond. Never one to shy away from making a statement with his music, Muzzy has again proved that he is leaps and bounds ahead of the curve when it comes to his art".

On 3 January 2020, Muzzy announced via social media that he was changing his name to Muzz. He released his debut full-length album, The Promised Land, on 3 September.

On 31 March 2022, Muzz released his second studio album, The X Saga, a remix album of eleven Muzz songs. It features remixes from himself and several other artists. Released: 3 September 2020 Label: Monstercat Format: Digital download

Released: 31 March 2022 Label: Monstercat Format: Digital download

Extended plays TitleDetailsLetz Rock Released: 8 October 2012 Label: Monstercat Format: Digital downloadThe Takeover Released: 28 October 2013 Label: Monstercat Format: Digital downloadGet Crazy Released: 20 February 2015 Label: Monstercat Format: Digital downloadF Minor Factory Released: 6 May 2016 Label: Monstercat Format: Digital downloadSpectrum Released: 17 April 2017 Label: Monstercat Format: Digital downloadThe Cascade Released: 14 May 2018 Label: Monstercat Format: Digital download

Singles

As Muzzy TitleYearAlbumLabel "X No Way Out" 2010 Self-released "The Destroyer"2011 Self-released "Riding the Storm" Monstercat "Dust Devil" Monstercat "Kill the Silence"2012 Monstercat "Black Magic" Monstercat "Paperchase" Monstercat "Letz Rock" Letz Rock Monstercat "Shank" Monstercat – Trick or Treat Monstercat "Snowman Swag" Monstercat Christmas Album 2012 Monstercat "Concert Crush"2013 Monstercat "The Phantom" The Takeover Monstercat "Timberwolf" Monstercat "Endgame"2014 Monstercat "Give It To You" Self-released "Insignia" Monstercat "Lost Metropolis" Monstercat "Get Crazy"2015 Get Crazy Monstercat "Get Crazier" Get Crazy / Feeling Stronger (The Remixes) Monstercat "Warhead" Monstercat "Back To You" Liquicity Records "Calling Out" Monstercat "Junction Seven" 2016 F Minor Factory Monstercat "Crescendo" Monstercat 5 Year Anniversary Monstercat "Spectrum" 2017 Spectrum Monstercat "Worth The Lie" Monstercat Uncaged Vol. 3 Monstercat "New Age" 2018 The Cascade Monstercat "Photons" Let It Roll "Horsepower" Rocket League x Monstercat Vol. 4 Monstercat "Meltdown" Sequence (Protostar) Monstercat

As Muzz

TitleYearAlbumLabel"Higher Ground" 2020 Liquicity Records "Nemesis"The Promised Land "Incomplete"Aero Chord and Anuka"Incomplete (Muzzy Remix)""Eternal and You"2019KovenRetrospective"Ghost Train"Knife Party"Ghost Train (Muzzy Remix)"

As Muzz

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Mustafa Alobaidi, Muzzy, Mustafa Ahmed Alobaidi

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Frequently asked questions

Who is Muzz?

British DJ and musical artist

When was Muzz born?

Muzz was born on 10 November 1994 in Hampshire.

What is Muzz's occupation?

Muzz is a musician.

What nationality is Muzz?

Muzz is British.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Muzz

· Wikidata: Q29034163

· DBpedia: Muzz (musician)

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