deadmau5 - Some Chords

about #deadmau5:
Joel Zimmerman, more commonly known as deadmau5 (pronounced 'dead mouse'), is one of the world's most respected electronic music producers of modern times. Enjoying international chart success with his 2x platinum-certified single "Ghosts 'n' Stuff," as well as "Professional Griefers," "Sofi Needs A Ladder" and "I Remember," he has also released seven critically acclaimed albums. The multiple JUNO Award-winning and GRAMMY®-nominated artist's ability to push the boundaries of his talent grows at an equal rate to his fan base, which counts 15 million and more over his combined social media channels. His latest music offerings include “Pomegranate” with The Neptunes, “Bridged By A Lightwave” with Kiesza, “Channel 43” with Wolfgang Gartner, “Hypnocurrency” with REZZ, “When The Summer Dies” with Lights, “Hyperlandia” featuring Foster The People, “this is fine.” with Portugal. The Man, “XYZ” and “My Heart Has Teeth” featuring Skylar Grey.

In 2022 deadmau5 teamed with longtime friend and collaborator Kaskade on new music project Kx5 releasing Top 40 smash and #1 dance music radio single “Escape” featuring Hayla leading into the release of their 2023 debut self-titled album Kx5. In the live realm, his 2019/20 U.S. cubev3 tour featuring production of his own design and implementation ranked in the Top 10 of Pollstar’s top tours globally. In 2022 he completed the ‘We Are Friends’ North American tour and as Kx5 headlined the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum in December, breaking records as the largest single-day concert event headlined by an electronic music artist ever in North America with Billboard confirming Kx5 at the Coliseum as the biggest ticketed global headliner dance event of 2022. Beyond his music career, he is also a co-founder of gaming venture PIXELYNX and is an executive of HD streaming platform StreamVoodoo.

about #mau5trap:
Over a decade since its formation, mau5trap -- the independent record label founded by groundbreaking electronic music producer deadmau5 -- has become a bastion for trailblazing and genre-defying artists. Casting a palpable influence over the genre, Mixmag readers voted mau5trap among the “Top 50 Labels of the Decade”, placing it in the Top 10; since then, the imprint has been supported by dance music magnates Billboard, DJ Mag, Forbes, Insomniac, & The EDM Network.

The multi-genre platform has served as an authoritative platform for dance music heavyweights such as Skrillex, REZZ, Feed Me, Zedd, Noisia, i_o, Dillon Francis, Chris Lake, & Madeon; a combination of dark, forceful techno & complex, electro sounds, the label acts as a hotbed for rising talent like Lamorn, Polar Youth, 1788-L, Volaris, DI SUN, & others alike. Welcome to the horde.

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▶︎ mau5trap online:

[jaywinterbrook]

I don’t understand people that say they miss these days. The music is 
still here and there are thousands of records you’ve never heard from 
this period! Play as much of it as you want! 😎

[flukeshot]

For me, Mau5 intros are the best part of his songs.

[Житинеможливо]

Imagine finding a dead rodent in your computer being the thing that kicks off your EDM career

[Airtrooper]

I love the "sour" sounding synth chord he threw in at 4:29, adds tension to the progression

[Orion_Nebula_M]

I worked at Hollister when I was about 19yrs old. This song was on the track list at first I did not think much of it. This was the first song I heard by him. But this is when I realized the genius of Deadmau5. He songs are insidious, it won't catch you at first, but after time you become hooked. I just remember one day I heard the part at 3:54 and I thought to myself "What just happened" I became in trance. The customer had to ask me if I was ok, I spaced out for a good 20 seconds lol. Every since then I loved Deadmau5 and see him every chance I get.

[SharksSJ]

2010-2013 was one of the greatest eras of music ever. I dunno how else to say it, the vibes back then were just on a whole different level

[zodiac]

4 x 4 = 12 is a masterpiece of an album. Timeless.

[drummerjmg]

I just lost my best friend of almost 20 years and he always used to listen do Deadmau5. He was his favorite artist and was always blasting his songs when we were in high school and even crafted a home made Deadmau5 helmet for our senior year parade. I listened to this more times than I could count and haven't in years, I came back today Because I miss him so much and this instantly makes me think of him. I miss you brother RIP sammau5 ❤

[Hammerter]

The synth in the beginning sounds like it’s melting.

[violeywiley]

I'm glad that people grew up with deadmau5.
He's a legend :>

[martyking]

Sheriff:"wanna explain why you where doing 150mph down the highway just now"
Suspect:"sorry officer was listening to deadmau5"
Sheriff:"oh right..carry on son.

[ghboy]

thank you deadmau5 for being the first EDM artist i ever listened to.

[randomdude]

Used to have some subwoofers in my truck back in school. These songs would shake the truck and me to my core with the deep bass. Really added a whole nother layer of feeling a vibe to this, and other deadmau5 songs.

Man the memories.

[thebirdhasbeencharged]

A decade later whenever I need to write some complex code this gets me banging on a loop. Late high school I was locked up on weekends with deadmau5 coding, such a vibe bruh.

[Dreamseller]

This song is simply amazing and timeless

[jasonlee]

Can’t wait for kids to look at me like I’m crazy listening to this when I’m 80. 😎

[Oat_meal_YT]

My first deadmau5 song I have ever listened to.

[erpoofficiel]

deadmau5 the god of electronicals variations

[DatKevonG]

Besides the fact that Wildstylez used the exact chords for just a few seconds, these chords sound a lot like the background chords from Booty Luv - Boogie 2nite

[MrTheJokersChannel]

I miss being 16, this was my first edm cd i bought