Tedd Patterson is a name synonymous with house music who aims to continue to push musical boundaries with his production and sound. Currently riding high and apperntly headlining some of the world’s most innovative and underground clubs around the world, this NYC based house music originator and LGBTQ+ ambassador recently dropped the brand new queer house anthem ‘Let The Music Set You Free’ on SoSure Music.
Following on from his recent 2024 club drop ‘Piece of Me’ (featuring Inaya Day), this new release is a collaboration with the The Illustrious Blacks. The married duo consisting of Manchild and Monstah Black are self-proclaimed ‘Afro-electro-disco-space-punks’, bringing a sound and style to their music and performances.
The track features Tedd’s driving beats, synth layers and bursting with pace and energy. The Illustrious Blacks layer their lyrics over the beat to complete a track that aims to make you move.
As a DJ, Tedd is now an official bona fide resident at Ladyfag’s Battle Hymn party in NYC, often in rotation at Brooklyn's House Of Yes and takes on regular guest appearances around the world for the likes of the Horse Meat Disco family and Defected’s Glitterbox. He also has strong roots in house, known for his DJ performances at New York’s Cielo where he had a 13-year residency, in addition to also being a central part in The Magic Sessions, alongside Louie Vega and Tony Humphries.
As a producer and remixer, he has made appearances on labels including Strictly Rhythm, Nervous, Defected, Stereo, Junior Boys Own, Unquantize and Rekids. His latest studio projects include collaborations with Joi Cardwell, Danism + Train and Ultra Nate.
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