Matthew Koma publishes a derogatory statement against his serial partner, Zedd: Dancing Astronaut

A less known artistic ingredient, but one that has contributed to the rise of Zedd, a producer who now devours radio, shared a long post on Instagram. He accuses his former partner of having refused all credit, and to have displayed a general behavior "toxic and interested".

The statement includes Koma's claim that Zedd not only took years to pay for his work on the single-track "Spectrum" of the last turn of 2012, but he continued to publicly discredit Koma for his work on several projects. undoubtedly decisive, the anthem of Grammy, "Clarity". Koma keeps the official credits for both singles. Koma also notes that during the manufacture of True colors A documentary about Zedd's glory, he was the only collaborative entity of the day who was not invited to be interviewed or to attend the premiere.

"The shots started slowly – giving him interviews about" the lyrics he wrote "(I wrote each word and melody) without mentioning my name …"

Koma then attributes Zedd's behavior to an "inferiority complex", resulting from a supposed gap in instrumental know-how, particularly at the piano.

"I discovered that he could play the piano only in the key of Do and that the keyboard would not be transposed," writes Koma. "In a way contradicts the generic" classical pianist "."

Koma goes so far as to suggest that Zedd is no longer involved in the process of producing and writing his own tracks. The seemingly harsh statement finds its place amidst a number of other existing inflammatory claims against the Russian-German artist, including a long feud with Diplo.

Zedd has not answered any of Koma's charges yet. This story is still in development. Dancing astronaut will update existing coverage throughout history.

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Keywords: accusations, clarity, Matthew Koma, Spectrum, Zedd

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