Edd's first CD, produced with his uncle at the age of 10, saw him explore a precocious musical curiosity drawn to everything from rock, to blues and electronica. Just over a decade later, this genre-bending attitude remains at the core of everything Edd is about as an artist. At just 23 years of age, this young talent from the magical island of Malta has nurtured his eclectic repertoire which now spans house, techno, tech-house, and more anomalous electronic genres. After being named one of BBC Radio 1’s Top 10 Future Stars of 2022, Edd has secured several notable gigs and festivals, including venues such as Ushuaia and Hï in Ibiza and Ministry of Sound Club in London. His recently launched brand called 999 has secured him his spot as a player within the Maltese party scene, allowing him to display his own take on how a rave can look, sound and feel. A pure firestarter, whose productions have enjoyed support from artists such as Jamie Jones, Pete Tong, Patrick Topping, Sarah Story, Danny Howard and Denis Sulta, this guy is one to watch both now and in the years to come. Edd has landed releases on labels such as Trick, Hot Trax, Positiva and Three Six Zero to mention a few. Edd’s release ‘Mama Used To Say’ on TSZ is his most streamed track, hitting over 1 million streams on Spotify alone, and also features on EA Sports’ most notable video game, FIFA 23, as part of the game’s official soundtrack.