ZEP has carved out a fierce path in the Dutch electronic scene, one of the rare artists who fuses rigorous conservatory roots with skate culture, breakbeat energy, the raw pulse of hip-hop, and punk’s unpolished swagger.
His live performances feel less like a DJ set and more like a dizzying sonic hurricane: breakbeat slams head-on into rock, rhythms skid and slide, energies explode.
His new single “NOBODY” is an electronic manifesto that sharpens this collision aesthetic even further.
Pulsing bass: yes.
Needle-sharp, piercing rhythms: absolutely.
A rising momentum fuelled by hip-hop/punk fire: pure ZEP signature.
“NOBODY” delivers that buried inner feeling, the sense of being lost in the world, loneliness, the search for self, echoing right in the middle of the dance floor beneath layers of hard-hitting beats. It’s both cerebral and physical: in ZEP’s music, body and mind ignite at the same time.
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ZEP represents the new generation of European electronic hardness born from cultural mash-ups.
“NOBODY” is a mini-proof of just how cinematic and kinetic the breakbeat + punk + electronic combo can be.
This genre-defying energy stretching from Amsterdam to the global stage is something that absolutely must be experienced live.
