Pedro Chediak

Origin

Juiz de Fora, MG

Years Active

2017

Genres

electronic music, jungle, drum and bass, footwork, dubstep, samba, brazilian music

Instruments

music production, vocals

Biography

Pedro Chediak is a Brazilian music producer, visual artist, and musician, born in Juiz de Fora, Minas Gerais. Son of singer Carolina Soares, he carries an artistic legacy that manifests in his multifaceted approach to music and visual arts. Chediak began his musical career in mid-2017, exploring electronic music production with influences ranging from samba classics like Cartola to contemporary artists like Gorillaz and Daft Punk. His artistic sensibility extends to audiovisual production, with the creation of short films and other visual works that complement his musical output.

With a sound that he defines as "electric music," Pedro Chediak moves through genres such as jungle, drum and bass, footwork, and dubstep, blending them with Brazilian elements and a sensitive voice. He is known for his work in the underground electronic scene, being the creator of the "SPEEDTEST" party and co-founder of the Leigo Records label. His work philosophy is strongly guided by collaboration, seeking to "hack" the learning and creation process through union with other artists, which resulted in projects like the album "SPEEDTEST," featuring the participation of more than 64 artists from all over Brazil.

In addition to his career as a producer and musician, Pedro Chediak also works as a sound designer, creating soundtracks for games, films, and other multimedia projects. He has collaborated with artists such as Pabllo Vittar and the band Fresno, and has contributed to the Brazilian gaming scene. His trajectory is marked by sound experimentation, the search for new forms of expression, and a strong connection with the artistic community, consolidating him as a relevant figure in contemporary electronic music and visual arts in Brazil.