After only a few years of honing in his craft, South African producer CHEE erupted into the international bass and experimental music scene. Once his music began circulating, his sonic innovation and advanced production skills quickly earned him the attention of many top tier acts, gaining him support from names like Noisia, Culprate, Amon Tobin, Mat Zo, and G Jones. It is clear that there are no limits for this young artist, who uses his unique sound design to span across a variety of genres and labels.


His first full-length album “Fear Monger” was released in 2017 by Saturate Records and solidified his spot as an innovator. In 2020, his last release on Zeds Dead’s successful imprint label, Deadbeats, received strong praise from fans and fellow producers alike. Billboard Dance named him to their April 2020 emerging artists list and noted, "His brand of low-end sound design is unique: eerie and slow-burning, yet riveting and darkly beautiful." As he continues to build momentum, Chee turns the page to 2021 with the release of his second EP ‘Paralysis Analysis’ on Deadbeats, featuring four solo tracks and a sound bending collaboration titled ‘Fight Club’ with Mr. Carmack. Chee has seen exponential growth over the past few years and continues to develop into one of the most talented beat makers in the scene.

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Chee has quickly made a name for himself as one of the most talented and forward-thinking producers in the game with his innovative and boundary-pushing approach to electronic music and he is back on Deadbeats with Rusty Nickels - the first single from his forth-coming EP. Known as a "producer's producer", Chee's highly skilled level of production and attention to detail has gained him a lot of respect within the production and sample culture scene.

Rusty Nickels is another majestic Chee creation that makes us wonder just how exactly his brain works.