
MOODY GOOD RETURNS WITH “HUMID” THE SECOND SINGLE FROM UPCOMING EP VIA DEADBEATS
March 18, 2026 – Following the release of his crushing single “Grinding”, Moody Good returns with “Humid”, the second installment from his forthcoming EP via Deadbeats. Continuing the rollout of his emerging SPEEEDBUMP audio-visual universe, the new single pushes even further into the dense, high-impact sonic world he began introducing earlier this year. “Humid” will be available via all digital streaming platforms on Wednesday, March 18th.
Delving deeper into the aesthetic and atmosphere of SPEEEDBUMP, “Humid” delivers a guttural, forward-thinking cut from the widely respected producer. The track fuses high-octane vocal chops, punchy swinging drums, and monstrous basslines, creating a soundscape that feels both heavy and meticulously engineered. The result is a track that expands Moody Good’s signature sound design while reinforcing his reputation for relentless experimentation.
The release follows “Grinding” which has already amassed over 50,000 streams across platforms, serving as the first glimpse into the SPEEEDBUMP universe and setting the tone for Moody Good’s next creative chapter. Where “Grinding” introduced the world, “Humid” dives deeper into its sonic terrain - further establishing the industrial, hyper-detailed environment that will define the upcoming EP.
For over a decade, Moody Good has remained one of bass music’s most respected innovators. From his early work with the legendary duo 16bit to landmark productions like his “Fall In Love” remix, along with collaborations such as “Mad Ting” with Zeds Dead and “move ting” with Skrillex, he has consistently pushed the boundaries of sound design and genre. His ability to merge meticulous technical precision with raw sonic force has influenced a generation of producers across electronic music.
Released via Deadbeats, the influential imprint founded by Zeds Dead, “Humid” continues the label’s tradition of championing forward-thinking bass music. As Deadbeats continues its 2026 release cycle, Moody Good’s evolving SPEEEDBUMP project stands as a prime example of the label’s commitment to boundary-pushing artists and immersive creative worlds.

More on Moody Good: Eddie Jefferys is your favorite producer’s, favorite producer, baby daddy, chef's kiss on the lips. He is the mastermind behind Moody Good and the legendary duo 16bit. Eddie’s career is a dynamic tapestry of UK bass and groundbreaking soundscapes. From producing tracks for the likes of Björk to crafting exciting sound design for movies like Transformers, his work is as diverse as it is influential.
Eddie’s journey began with 16bit and Broken Note, where he quickly made a name for himself in the UK bass scene. His innovative sound design set new standards in electronic music. As Moody Good, Eddie continued to push boundaries, blending genres and creating music that defies categorization.
Whether he’s performing at festivals, collaborating with other artists, or producing tracks that make your neighbors question their life choices, Eddie’s passion for music is evident in every beat. His ability to turn noise into art has earned him a place among the elite in the music industry.
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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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