After years of dominating the dance music scene, Ivor Novello -nominated producer and DJ D.Ramirez is taking a bold leap into new sonic territory under the moniker RAZE.D. His new project blends dark electronic pop with heavy inspirations from 80s icons like Depeche Mode, Ultravox, The Eurythmics, and the modern alt-rock sensibility of Arcade Fire.

RAZE.D’s debut single, "Overloaded", is a sharp departure from D.Ramirez's usual house and techno sounds, channeling a brooding, cinematic energy to explore our deepening relationship with technology. The track’s haunting melodies and driving synths paint a dystopian picture of the world today—one where social media, consumerism, and the all-encompassing influence of tech giants manipulate our every move.
“Overloaded” is a cry for liberation, a call to break free from the mind control and brainwashing rampant in today's digital age. The song critiques the overwhelming stimulation of technology and the way capitalist systems exploit our dependency on screens, all while offering the hope of stepping away and starting fresh in a world free from the chains of the technocracy.

"I wanted to explore a side of my creativity that dives into the darker, more reflective aspects of our current moment," says RAZE.D. "We’re constantly connected, constantly consuming, and it’s suffocating. 'Overloaded' is about hitting the reset button—disconnecting from the noise and finding a space for true freedom."

RAZE.D’s unique fusion of brooding electronic textures and powerful hooks promises to be a breath of fresh air for fans of both vintage and contemporary sounds. "Overloaded" is now available on all streaming platforms.