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Kelly Fedoni ( m. 2017)Joel Thomas Zimmerman (born January 5, 1981), known professionally as Deadmau5 (stylized as deadmau5; pronounced 'dead mouse'), is a Canadian producer, DJ, and musician. Zimmerman mainly produces music and sometimes other forms of. His works have been included in compilation albums such as 's and presented on 's radio show.Zimmerman has received six nominations for his work. He has worked with other DJs and producers, such as, MC Flipside,. He has also collaborated with under the group name BSOD (Better Sounding On Drugs), and was part of the group named WTF? With Duda, and DJ Aero. In 2007, he founded his own record label,.

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Deadmau5 is currently one of the highest paid electronic music producers in the world, and is a masked music artist similar to and.In 2000, an early 12' single produced on vinyl titled 'I Don't Want No Other' was released by Joel Zimmerman and Derek Caesar under the group name Dred and Karma. A 2006 compilation album titled was self-released under the alias Halcyon441. His debut studio album, was released in 2005, with follow-up in 2006. His breakthrough, was released in 2008 and was in Canada, and silver the United Kingdom.

The album includes seminal release ', ', and moderate chart hit ' (with ). In 2009, his fourth studio album was released to critical acclaim, featuring collaboration ', 'Hi Friend', and the critically acclaimed '. His fifth studio album, released in late 2010, supported by singles ', ', ', and '.In 2012, Zimmerman released singles ' and ' (featuring ) to commercial success. These singles were featured on his sixth studio album,. Following departure from long-time label, Zimmerman released his seventh studio album, through and in 2014. The album's release was supported by its four singles; ', ', ', and '.

After a brief hiatus, Zimmerman's eighth studio album, was released in late 2016, with singles ' and '. Deadmau5 at Coachella 2008In 2006, Zimmerman released his second studio album, on November 6, 2006 through.In 2007, Zimmerman founded his own record label, which, along with and, released the 2008 album, which saw the collaboration of Zimmerman and Chicago producer with '. Random Album Title, saw a digital release on September 2, 2008, via in the United States and in the United Kingdom and Europe. Physical copies of the album were released in November 2008. Singles ' on October 25, 2006, and ' on August 27, 2007, were released prior to the album's release. Single 'I Remember' (with Kaskade) was later released on September 15, 2008, before the album's release.In the United States, Zimmerman's collaboration with, ', reached number one on Billboard magazine's chart in its September 6, 2008, issue.

Since then, Zimmerman has seen two more tracks, also collaborations ('I Remember' with and ' with ), reach number one on Billboard 's Dance/Mix Show Airplay chart, making him the only Canadian to have three number-one tracks on that chart. He is also the sixth Canadian to top that chart, following, and, each with one apiece.2009–11: For Lack of a Better Name and 4×4=12. Deadmau5 performing at the Austin Music Hall, 2011On September 22, 2009, released his album in the United States, and October 5 internationally. On a subsequent tour in the fall of 2009, Zimmerman's performances were recorded and made available for sale immediately following the concerts on USB wristband flash drives. For Lack of a Better Name includes two of Zimmerman's most popular songs, 'Ghosts 'n' Stuff' (featuring Rob Swire) and '. 'Ghosts 'n' Stuff' was released on November 25, 2008, before the album, while 'Strobe' was released on February 23, 2010, after the album's release.MTV named Zimmerman as the house DJ for the and MTV PUSH artist of the week on August 16, 2010.

He expressed gratitude towards and for bringing dance into the pop music scene and paving the way for him to the mainstream. At the awards, Zimmerman performed with. His song 'Ghosts 'n' Stuff' had been featured on the soundtrack for the MTV reality series earlier.His fifth studio album, was released on December 6, 2010, in the United Kingdom and December 7, 2010, in the United States. Singles ' on May 3, 2010, ' (with ) on September 6, and ' (featuring ) on November 1 were released and were featured on the album.

' (featuring ) was released later on May 23, 2011. 'Some Chords' was featured on an episode of where Zimmerman made a cameo appearance, and an instrumental version of 'Sofi Needs a Ladder' was featured in the film. That year, he also released two non-album singles ' and 'HR 8938 Cephei'.2012–14: Album Title Goes Here and While(1. Deadmau5 performing at in, 2012On August 9, 2012, Zimmerman announced his sixth studio album, which was released on September 24 of that year. Singles from this album include ' on February 17, 2012, ' (featuring Chris James) on May 8, and ' (featuring ) on August 14.

Singles ' (with Wolfgang Gartner) on February 12, 2013, and ' (with ) on March 12 were released in 2013, after the album was released. His collaboration with Gerard Way on 'Professional Griefers' was announced on Facebook prior to release.

In December 2012, named 'Professional Griefers' one of the top 40 songs of 2012.In November 2013, Zimmerman deleted three years worth of music from his SoundCloud account, replacing them with an EP of seven melancholy piano sonatas, simply called 7, named after the Latin translations for the: 'Acedia', 'Avaritia', 'Gula', 'Invidia', 'Ira', 'Luxuria', and 'Superbia'. Also in November 2013, Zimmerman left longtime label Ultra Records and signed with record label, the famed NYC-based imprint that houses artists such as,. Speaking on the partnership, Zimmerman admitted, 'I found a place that knows what to do with my music.'

On January 7, 2014, Zimmerman announced via his Twitter account that his much-anticipated new album is complete. 'In other news. I finished my album today,' the tweet read. 2 continuous mixes.

And something I'm proud of.' On May 10, 2014, Deadmau5 announced through his subscription service that his upcoming album would be titled and would be released on June 17, 2014. The album was preceded by the release of four singles: ', ' (featuring ), ' and '. Starting on the week of May 20, 2014, each single was released weekly for a total of four weeks leading up to the release of the album.2015–16: Depression, return, and W:/2016Album/. Deadmau5 performing on the Cube stage at in 2016On January 13, 2015, it was announced that Deadmau5 would be a headlining act for the Bonnaroo Music and Arts Festival, in Manchester, Tennessee, which was held on June 11–15, 2015. On February 2, 2015, it was announced he would appear at Reading and Leeds Festivals.

On July 23, 2015, announced that Deadmau5 was creating a series of sound clips to be featured in their video game. The music pack was released alongside the announcement.

On August 8, 2015, Deadmau5 performed live at in at the conclusion of the competition (TI5). On October 7, 2015, Deadmau5 officially announced that he was leaving his then label Astralwerks and going entirely independent with his own label Mau5trap.On December 17, 2015, it appeared that Zimmerman was either taking a leave of absence or ending his career altogether after deleting both his Twitter and Facebook accounts. His Instagram account, however, had not been deleted. On December 21, 2015, Zimmerman reopened his Twitter account and posted an apology to his Tumblr account explaining his disappearance from social media, saying that he was suffering from depression and would be returning to producing music after the new year.On May 27, 2016, ', the first single from Zimmerman in nearly two years, was released as a digital download. This track was later revealed to be the first single from his next album. On November 4, 2016, Zimmerman announced his next studio album, which was released on December 2, 2016, digitally, with a vinyl and CD release on February 17, and March 17, 2017, respectively.2017–present: Stuff I Used to Do, Where's the Drop?, Polar soundtrack and Mau5villeOn January 7, 2017, Zimmerman announced a compilation of his earlier work ranging from the years of 1998 to 2007 on Twitter, titled. Zimmerman also stated that the compilation would release in February of that year.

On February 24, 2017, Zimmerman released a limited version of Stuff I Used to Do on. The edition, available until March 3, featured three tracks less than the full album.

The album includes tracks from and early compilations, in addition to an alternative mix of 'Creep' from. The album was officially released on a week later, on March 3, 2017.On March 25, 2017, Zimmerman began a with his new 'Cube 2.1' stage set entitled to promote the release of W:/2016Album/. Zimmerman toured around for two months, before touring the rest of the world from June 3, 2017, and Canada from October 6, 2017, with the tour concluding on October 31, 2017.On August 25, 2017, Zimmerman released a stand-alone single entitled ', featuring guest vocals from rapper. A music video for the song was released on Mau5trap's YouTube channel on September 11, 2017.In September 2017, Zimmerman confirmed his next studio album is 'on the way'.In March 2018, Zimmerman announced a compilation album comprising orchestral performances of previously released music, titled. On March 30, 2018, the album was initially released exclusively on the service for a period of three months.

On June 29, 2018, the album was officially released on other digital download and streaming services, as well as vinyl.On July 3, 2018, Zimmerman announced an EP and compilation album titled, featuring ', a collaboration with, as well as tracks from. It was released on July 13, 2018 through Mau5trap.On September 18, 2018, Zimmerman announced that he was in the process of producing his first ever original for the film ' directed by.In October 2018, the track listing of a follow-up EP, was leaked, showing featured collaborations with and, with no release date confirmed at the time. The EP was released officially on November 16, 2018 through Mau5trap.On January 25, 2019, Polar premiered on Netflix, with Zimmerman releasing the soundtrack album, through Mau5trap.On February 1, 2019, the third installment in the Mau5ville series, was released through Mau5trap.

The Compilation EP featured collaborations with Shotty Horroh, Scene of Action as well as tracks from No Mana and C.O.Z. Video game appearancesZimmerman is a playable avatar in, a video game released in October 2010.

The game featured several tracks by the artist, including a mix of 'Ghosts 'n' Stuff' with 's '. He is also featured as a secret unlockable character in the 2014 video game. His music has been included in other video game titles, including a custom soundtrack for.In the mobile app Family Guy: The Quest for Stuff by TinyCo, Deadmau5 was available for purchase as a playable character during the 'PeterPalooza'.A virtual version of his helmet is also an available accessory in. Personal life. Basic geometrical representation of Mickey Mouse's head and earsIn a 2012 interview with, Zimmerman acknowledged possible similarities between his Mau5head logo and that of, joking that 'someone at the patent office fell asleep on that one.' In March 2014, it was reported that The Walt Disney Company had filed a request with the to investigate Zimmerman's application to register the Mau5head emblem as a, noting its resemblance to the figure of Mickey Mouse. Disney officially filed its opposition in September 2014, arguing that the mark is likely to cause confusion because it is 'nearly identical in appearance, connotation, and overall commercial impression' to Disney's trademarked iconography of Mickey Mouse.

In response to the opposition, Zimmerman attacked Disney on Twitter, arguing that the company thinks of people as being 'stupid' because 'they might confuse an established electronic musician/performer with a cartoon mouse.' Zimmerman also believed that he had been targeted by Disney due to their attempts to 'cash in' on the EDM market, specifically alluding to —a recently released compilation album containing remixes of music from Disney properties by major electronic musicians such as, and.On September 4, 2014, Zimmerman revealed on Twitter that Disney had used 'Ghosts 'n' Stuff' in a Mickey Mouse 're-micks' video on their website and YouTube channel without his or his labels' permission, and posted pictures showing a that had been sent to Disney by his lawyers. The letter also contained a trademark infringement accusation, arguing that the use of Deadmau5's name in material regarding the video falsely implied his endorsement of it.

Disney argued that it had properly licensed the song and that there was 'no merit to his statement.' In an October 2014 USPTO filing, Zimmerman argued that Disney has attempted to co-exist with him in goodwill. Zimmerman presented evidence that Disney had been in contact with him regarding potential collaborative projects, including an offer to participate in a 're-imagining' of as a live concert tour for the film's 75th anniversary.In June 2015, Zimmerman's attorney stated that he and Disney had 'amicably resolved their dispute.' Meowingtons trademark disputeIn 2015, Zimmerman attempted to register a trademark for the name of his pet cat, Professor Meowingtons, whom he adopted in 2010 and has incorporated into some of his own merchandising. However, the registration was rejected due to a pre-existing Meowingtons trademark held by an online retailer of the same name established in 2014, which sells cat-themed accessories and clothing. After discovering the trademark, Zimmerman petitioned against it, citing his pre-existing uses.In March 2017, Zimmerman was sued by Emma Bassiri (the owner of the website) for trademark infringement and unfair competition; the suit argued that claims by Zimmerman that she had named the site specifically after the cat was false.

Zimmerman himself told that 'from the very beginning I was working to find a way to resolve this situation amicably', but that he had been forced to 'litigate this woman out of existence'. On May 15, 2017, Deadmau5 filed a countersuit against Bassiri with the intention of seeking forfeiture of Bassiri's website and domain name.In March 2018, World Intellectual Property Review reported that Zimmerman and Bassiri had resolved their dispute. Offensive slursIn October 2018, Zimmerman posted comments on Twitter during an argument including the statements 'I’ll bet you suck a guy off for 40 grand zero fucking questions asked' and 'women don't posses penises'. These comments were construed by readers as being homophobic and transphobic. Zimmerman apologized for his comments, saying that he 'wasn't trying to make blatant transphobic statements', and had 'just got into a heated arguement with some dude online', noting that his comments had been taken 'somewhere unintended'.A few days later during a gaming stream he referred to a track by artist as 'AIDS fucking music' and calling it 'autistic shit'. Slushii – who is on the – responded to these comments on Twitter, calling them 'really disappointing'. Zimmerman later apologized for these comments, citing mental health issues that required 'professional help', and stating that he would take time 'off the radar' to 'work on himself'.In February 2019, whilst playing on a livestream on, Zimmerman called another player a 'fucking cock-sucking stream sniper fag.'

Twitch banned Zimmerman from the platform for hate speech, after which Zimmerman posted: 'I know who I am, and I don’t have to fucking sit here and cry and defend my fucking self with the obligatory 'I’m not that person, I am sorry' reflex.' March 4, 2014. Archived from on March 7, 2014.

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