new collectives; Kill The Zo with Kill The Noise and The Mary Nixons with The Knocks. His earlier drum and bass productions are under the pseudonym MRSA on Hospital Records. He also has several unreleased tracks under the MRSA moniker playable through his Myspace account. Mat has also continued to produce occasional drum and bass releases under his current name, such as "Games" for UKF10 and "Blessed Be Thy Name" for This Is MAD TOO. Mat Zo revealed through a Reddit "Ask-Me-Anything" on 6 July 2018 that he was working on a third studio album. He returned to Anjunabeats in the same year with the release of his No Words EP, ending his five year hiatus from the label. Mat Zo's "classic" trance and progressive sound within the EP were praised by critics. Mat Zo released his third album, Illusion of Depth, through Anjunabeats in 2020. In 2021, his song "Colours (feat. Olan)" was featured in the racing video game Forza Horizon 5. Mad Zoo Records Following the establishment of his own label Mad Zoo in August 2014, Mat Zo has focused his efforts onto expanding his label and creating a platform for upcoming artists. The first compilation on Mad Zoo, This Is Mad Zoo was released on 5 July 2019, which included 12 tracks from various artists including Mat Zo, himself. The second compilation, entitled This Is Mad Too, was released exclusively on Beatport on 20 January, and on all other major streaming platforms on 24 January 2020. This Is Mad Too includes a total of 17 tracks from Mat Zo, Tsuruda, Rohaan, Acrillics, Gladez, Anti.Negative and others. A release party for the compilation was hosted by Bass Waffles in Highland Park, Los Angeles, on 26 January. Discography Studio albums Damage Control (2013) Self Assemble (2016) Illusion of Depth (2020) Awards and nominations Grammy Awards |- | 2015 | Damage Control |rowspan="1"| Best Dance/Electronic Album | |- See also List of music artists and bands from London References External links Mat Zo official website British people of Kazakh descent English DJs English electronic musicians English record producers 1990 births Living people English people of Kazakhstani descent English people of Israeli descent Musicians from London English trance musicians Electronic dance music DJs Anjunabeats artists Armada Music artists Astralwerks artists