Legendary electronic music producer deadmau5 has reimagined his timeless masterpiece “Strobe” with the release of the Strobe (2024 Remixes) EP. Dropped on December 13 via his iconic label mau5trap, the EP features three unique remixes by Victor Ruiz, OddKidOut, and the previously released Layton Giordani 15th Anniversary Remix.
A Fresh Take on a Classic
Each remix offers a distinct interpretation of “Strobe,” showcasing its lasting impact across genres:
- Victor Ruiz, the renowned Lisbon-based techno producer, delivers an electrifying rendition infused with driving energy and emotional depth. “deadmau5 has been one of the biggest influences in my career,” Ruiz said. “Remixing [‘Strobe’] was a true honor and a massive personal milestone.”
- Layton Giordani’s remix, which debuted earlier this fall, has already earned critical acclaim, including being named one of the top 100 most-played tracks during ADE 2024. This version merges nostalgia and futurism, transforming “Strobe” into a relentless techno anthem with an ageless melody. Publications like EDM.com and We Rave You have praised Giordani’s take as “dance-floor pumping” and filled with pulsating synth energy.
- OddKidOut, known for his innovative productions, adds his unique sonic fingerprint to the EP, further solidifying “Strobe” as a track that transcends time.
This EP is the latest addition to a stellar series of remixes from deadmau5’s extensive discography, following celebrated reworks like Volaris’ spin on “Jaded,” Jauz’s update of “Ghosts ‘n’ Stuff,” John Summit’s remix of “I Remember,” and Rebuke’s interpretation of “Not Exactly.”
A Legacy of Innovation
The Strobe (2024 Remixes) EP underscores deadmau5’s enduring influence on electronic music. By bridging the gap between nostalgia and modernity, the collection invites both longtime fans and new listeners to experience the iconic track in a whole new light.
Stream the EP now on Spotify or your favorite platform, and immerse yourself in the reimagined world of “Strobe.”
Who Is deadmau5?
deadmau5 (real name: Joel Zimmerman) is one of the most iconic figures in electronic music, known for his innovative soundscapes and genre-defying productions. Hailing from Niagara Falls, Canada, Zimmerman rose to fame in the mid-2000s with his groundbreaking tracks like “Ghosts ‘n’ Stuff,” “Raise Your Weapon,” “I Remember,” and, of course, “Strobe.”
The name “deadmau5” (pronounced “dead mouse”) comes from an incident where Zimmerman found a dead mouse in his computer while building it. This quirky moniker, paired with his signature mau5head helmet, has become synonymous with his brand.
With a career spanning over two decades, deadmau5 has consistently pushed boundaries, blending progressive house, techno, and experimental sounds. Beyond his studio work, he’s renowned for his live performances featuring cutting-edge visuals and technology, including his Cube stage design, which redefined the EDM live experience.
Zimmerman also launched his label mau5trap, which has become a breeding ground for talent, introducing artists like REZZ, No Mana, and ATTLAS to the electronic music world.
As a pioneer of electronic music, deadmau5 continues to evolve, inspiring new generations of producers while staying true to his artistic vision.