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El Mundo & Zazou | |
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| Nationality | German, Dutch |
| Known for | Music production, live performances |
| Style | Progressive House, Organic House |
| Website | El Mundo & Zazou |
El Mundo & Zazou (hence: E&Z) is the stage name of Pim Van Der Burgt and Jaschar Vossoug, who produce and perform electronic dance music in the genres of Organic House, Melodic House, and Progressive House.[1]. The duo ist based in Berlin and Amsterdam, and is represented by the France-based agency Sparklerstribe[2].
Music Career[edit]
El Mundo grew up in the Netherlands, and started out as a DJ in the late 90's, playing Hard Trance and Techno, which later evolved into Defected House and Tech House[3]. In that phase he started producing his own songs, both solo and as part of various collaborations. Before he co-founded the duo, El Mundo had adopted a more soulful and melodic style, which would later shape E&Z's signature sound[4].
Zazou grew up and is based in Berlin. He is a classically trained multi-instrumentalist and autodidactic vocalist[5]. Starting out as a guitar and piano player in his childhood, he composed songs in the styles of Bossa Nova, Funk, and Pop. Zazou delved into electronic music in his early 30's[6]. Today he focusses on hardware-based productions in the styles of Electronica, Melodic Techno, and Progressive House[7].
E&Z release most of their works on their own label Quetame Records[8]
Discography[edit]
Singles[edit]
- Can You See What I See (2018)
- Where Have We Been (2019)
- House Of Lights (2019)
- Whats it Gonna Be (2019)
- All Along The Way (2020)
- Take Your Time (2021)
- Ya Zein (2021)
- Octoarp (2021)
- Speed of Sound (2022)
- You Just Danced (2022)
- Through Your System (2022)
- Falling Through the Ceiling (2023)
- In the Dreamtime (2023)
- Fading Memories (2023)
- Clairvoyance (2023)
- Sentience (2023)
EPs[edit]
- Merchant Of Tales (2021)
Albums[edit]
- Kindisch Stories by El Mundo & Zazou (2019)
References[edit]
- ^ "El Mundo & Zazou [Interview]". Progressive Astronaut. Retrieved 2024-01-13.
- ^ "OUR TRIBE". Sparklers Tribe. 2018-12-23. Retrieved 2024-01-13.
- ^ Gaboury-Potvin, Thomas (2019-12-05). "Little Talk with El Mundo & Zazou". When We Dip. Retrieved 2024-01-13.
- ^ "El Mundo & Zazou [Interview]". Progressive Astronaut. Retrieved 2024-01-13.
- ^ Kai (2022-09-27). ""I actually suck at Ableton," - Multi-talented Zazou gets really honest in exclusive interview". HMWL. Retrieved 2024-01-13.
- ^ Kai (2022-09-27). ""I actually suck at Ableton," - Multi-talented Zazou gets really honest in exclusive interview". HMWL. Retrieved 2024-01-13.
- ^ Kai (2022-04-29). "Berlin's Zazou talks dreams and hopes. And second hand studio gear". HMWL. Retrieved 2024-01-13.
- ^ Gaboury-Potvin, Thomas (2022-05-11). "Interview: El Mundo talks about his new label Quetame and his new remix of ADHM". When We Dip. Retrieved 2024-01-13.