Eddie Jefferys paints a vivid picture with his music. Formerly one half of UK bass duo, 16bit, Jefferys now assumes the moniker, Moody Good, as his solo project, through which he crafts woozy, bass-heavy soundscapes that touch on a variety of genres, including ragged-edge dubstep and grime, two-step and left-field hip-hop. His often aggressive and ground-breaking approach to bass-heavy music has been turning heads since the creation of the Moody Good project.

Moody Good

Delving further into the the audio-visual world of SPEEEDBUMP, Moody Good comes through with another guttural cut, “Humid”. Pushing sonic boundaries, “Humid” sees Moody fusing high-octane vocal chops, punchy swinging drums and monstrous, wobbling basslines. With more singles to come, “Humid” is just a glimpse into world of SPEEEDBUMP and the new era of Moody.