
Moody Good And Karan! Unite For New Single “Mouth Piece” Via Speedbump / Deadbeats
THIRD SINGLE FROM FORTHCOMING EP PUSHES MOODY GOOD’S SPEEDBUMP UNIVERSE INTO NEW SONIC TERRITORY
April 15, 2026 Moody Good delivers the third installment from his forthcoming EP via Deadbeats with “Mouth Piece”, a fiery collaboration with Brazilian DJ and producer KARAN!. Following the momentum of “Grinding” and “Humid”, the track pushes further into Moody Good’s immersive SPEEDBUMP world, melding futuristic baile funk grooves with heavy basslines. The single will be released via all DSPs on April 15th.

“Mouth Piece” exemplifies Moody Good’s signature approach to sound design: meticulously engineered, heavy, and unapologetically unique. The collaboration with KARAN! introduces a vibrant, high energy, bouncy sound with Moody Good’s trademark industrial precision. The track builds on the foundations laid by its predecessors, expanding the hyper-detailed, audio-visual universe that defines SPEEDBUMP.

Following “Humid,” which has already amassed over 50,000 streams, “Mouth Piece” signals another step in Moody Good’s ongoing creative evolution. Each single in this series not only showcases his relentless experimentation with bass music but also sets the stage for the upcoming EP, promising listeners a fully realized world of sound, visuals, and controlled chaos.
Released in conjunction with Deadbeats, the influential label founded by Zeds Dead, “Mouth Piece” continues the imprint’s tradition of championing boundary-pushing artists and immersive, forward-looking creative worlds.
For more than a decade, Moody Good has remained one of bass music’s most influential and respected innovators. From his early work in legendary UK dubstep duo 16bit which led to producing Grammy-nominated tracks with Björk, through landmark remixes of “Machine Gun” and “Fall In Love”, the now-infamous cult classic “MTGFYT” series, and collaborations like “Mad Ting” with Zeds Dead and “Move Ting” with Skrillex, he has consistently pushed the boundaries of sound design and genre-blending. Drawing from dubstep roots but unbound by them, he has helped shape a generation of producers across electronic music. In 2026, that vision extends further outwards: SPEEDBUMP, his original animated universe rooted in electronic bass culture, street aesthetics, and original characters, set to bring the Moody Good world to life in a new dimension entirely.
About Deadbeats
Originating from Toronto’s vibrant electronic music scene, Dylan Mamid (DC) and Zachary Rapp-Rovan (Hooks) of Zeds Dead have shattered the confines of bass-heavy music to emerge as icons of genre fluidity. Since its inception in 2016, Deadbeats has been a testament to their dedication to innovation and artist empowerment, providing a platform for eclectic and emerging electronic voices.
Guided by Zeds Dead and label manager Harrison Bennett, Deadbeats has evolved into a sanctuary for the unique, driven by the duo’s debut album, Northern Lights. The label transcends mere music distribution to foster a community grounded in authenticity and artistic freedom.
Championing the full spectrum of bass music with a hip-hop-infused rhythm, Deadbeats has attracted a diverse roster, including emerging talents like IMANU and CHEE, alongside veterans such as Rusko and CASPA. Their A&R strategy, enriched by Zeds Dead’s touring experiences, emphasizes creativity, ensuring Deadbeats remains at the cutting edge of electronic music.
Embracing a touring ethos reminiscent of legendary jam bands, Zeds Dead has nurtured a devoted fan base. This philosophy has led to iconic events like Deadrocks at Red Rocks Amphitheatre, creating unforgettable moments for their audience.
Deadbeats’ dynamic approach to live shows has crafted indelible experiences, fostering growth and reinforcing the bond between Zeds Dead, their artists, and fans, within a flourishing musical ecosystem.
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