Deep Dish is the collective moniker of the Iranian-American DJ and house music production duo Ali "Dubfire" Shirazinia and Sharam Tayebi. Known for their progressive house and unique dance music blends, they established themselves in the Washington, D.C. club scene in the early 1990s, quickly rising to international prominence. With a sound that meshes the energy of house music with the soulful depth of electronica, Deep Dish has proved their ingenuity and versatility time and time again.

Their album "Junk Science" released in 1998, marked one of their first significant successes, receiving critical acclaim for its innovation and musical craftsmanship. Since then, they have continued to release a string of successful singles and remixes, including the club hits "Quincy" and "Come Back," showcasing their ability to stay relevant and maintain a fresh sound within an ever-evolving industry. In 2003, they solidified their status as dance music aces with their Grammy win for Best Remixed Recording. Deep Dish's influence also stretches into curating music experiences for enthusiasts around the globe, as exemplified by their contribution to the "Global Underground" series with "Global Underground #25: Deep Dish - Toronto," which reflects their skillful prowess in creating immersive and electrifying DJ sets.

Genres

Classic Progressive House

Diva House

Tribal House

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Latest Release

Quincy

Deep Dish

Single - Released January 1, 2014