ZHU

Fuzzy with another winning pitch.

That sax!.

Web sleuths have confirmed the two electro stars are indeed separate entities

Mysterious house act joins bill

The Paradise Awaits remixes keep coming, another beauty from Tassie producer Akouo.. After making his much-anticipated world debut at the recent Listen Out Festivals, Zhu's Australian love affair continues in the aftermath of the shows. Along with a RUFUS remix for Zhu single Paradise Awaits, Tasmanian producer on the rise Akouo offers up this killer slice of future-beat. His debut EP Mesa hit the top of the iTunes electronic charts, and this remix continues a run of stellar releases from Akouo. It starts out with Zhu's deeper house vibes, before dropping that signature low-slung beat vibe that's garnered Akouo plenty of fans in 2014. Follow Akouo: FACEBOOK // SOUNDCLOUD

Zhu's debut live show at Listen Out approaches.. Listen Out kicks off in Sydney and Perth this weekend, and we're looking forward to it - that's how devoid of creativity I am right now. Anyway Zhu will be playing his first ever live shows over here, which makes sense since you get the feeling Australia has grabbed onto the producer's sound harder than anyone else around the world. The Nightday EP, featuring breakout hit Faded has been killing it, and as a special pre-Aussie tour treat, he dropped a sneaky little cover of Chvrches' Gun last week, premiered on Triple J. It's pretty chiller, but we're digging it - bring on Listen Out. Follow Zhu: FACEBOOK // SOUNDCLOUD

They are plenty, and they are grand.. It's not surprising that Zhu's barnstorming debut single Faded is getting a lot of remix love. While we can't speak for the rest of the world, something about it has clicked massively in Australia, and the vibes continue with this pretty epic remix package. We've already shared Trumpdisco's BANGIN' EDIT of it (which doesn't feature on this official package), along with ODESZA's dark'n'twisty take (which does), and you can now add The Magician, AMTRAC, TACHES and the so-hot-right-now Lido to the list. The five-track release offers a little something for everyone, from The Magician's winding (and slightly harder than his usual disco-leaning steez) house, AMTRAC's electro-housey version, TACHES' minimal effort or Lido just doin' whatever the hell he pleases. A deserving package for a big big tune.

He intends to tour soon