UK’s Zero Delivers Major Single Off Forthcoming EP On Deadbeats “Stop Scheming”

London, United Kingdom — One of the UK's fastest-rising bass music artists, Zero returns with "Stop Scheming," the latest single from his forthcoming Deadbeats EP. Following the success of "Gotta Be Tuff," the London-based DJ and producer continues to push the boundaries of modern UK bass, blending dubstep, grime, and heavyweight low-end with his unmistakable production style.

Opening with hypnotic vocal chops and immersive atmospheres before dropping into devastating basslines, "Stop Scheming" delivers a powerful fusion of UK dubstep and modern bass music primed for clubs and festival stages alike.

One of the most exciting names to emerge from the global bass music scene in recent years, the London-based DJ and producer has built an international following through heavy-hitting originals, sought-after edits, and explosive live performances.

His rapidly expanding career has taken him across the United Kingdom, Europe, Australia, New Zealand, and North America, while earning support from leading artists including Sammy Virji, Mala, Caspa, Eptic, Zeds Dead, Levity, It's Murph, and Peekaboo. In 2025, Zero reached #1 on Beatport's Top 140 Chart and climbed to #41 on Beatport's Overall Top 100, further establishing himself as one of the UK's fastest-rising bass music artists.

The release arrives as Zero continues his international Bangers Only Tour '26, with upcoming performances including Paris, Bassfest, Dublin, Boomtown Fair, Lost Lands, and Submersion Festival, while he prepares to unveil his forthcoming Deadbeats EP later this year.

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.