Zede and Denis recorded an album that is entirely beatboxed. I love how they covered different genres and styles. Check it out on any streaming platform. Here is the link to Spotify

Hello everyone,my name is Joel, also known as ZeDe. I am a beatboxer, music producer, and audio engineer, and I’ve been deeply involved in the international beatbox scene for many years. My journey began in Switzerland, where I started developing my own style and dedicating myself seriously to the art of beatboxing. In 2006, I became Swiss Beatbox Champion, and in 2009 I was honored to win the official Beatbox World Championship. Since then, I have remained active not only as an artist, but also as a judge at major international beatbox events, contributing to the growth and quality of the global scene. Alongside performing and competing, I work as a music producer and audio engineer, combining technical expertise with creative expression. This blend of experience, knowledge, and passion is what I bring into our work with Level Up Beatbox. My goal is to help make beatboxing more accessible, support upcoming talent, and share real-world knowledge with the next generation. If you have any questions or want to grow your skills, feel free to reach out or connect with us in the community—I’m looking forward to exchanging ideas and helping you reach the next level.

👋 Hey everyone, I’m Denis, three-time Swiss Beatbox Champion (2017–2019) and part of the hip-hop and beatbox culture for over 20 years. Alongside beatbox, I also have 18 years of breakdance experience and have been deeply involved in shows, workshops, and creative projects over the past years. Today, I want to bring my skills and passion into this space so we can grow together, learn from each other, and push the beatbox community forward. 💥🔥 Let’s Level Up 🚀🎤

ZeDe and Denis teamed up with the legendary Alem to create a new song called "On Time". Check out a video of them here or listen to the whole song here:

A little over 10 years ago, Denis and I formed a group called "BeatRockz". At first, we were exploring some ideas in the studio, combining beatboxing with DJing. We really enjoyed experimenting and were excited about the outcome, so we started rocking parties at nightclubs. Then we realized that the long, full-hour set was a bit confusing for people, as they weren't sure whether to watch it like a concert or dance like a party. So we decided to compress our favorite collabs into a shorter format and present it like a show/concert that included breaking elements. Unfortunately, we had to discontinue our project when I moved overseas in 2015, but I'm still a fan of the concept. Check out a trailer we made back in 2011 here. PS: We once performed at a school for deaf children, which might seem paradoxical at first, but it was an amazing experience, as they could still feel the beat and expressed such incredible joy. 🤍