An accomplished dance producer, both behind the scenes and in the spotlight, Frenchman Feadz launched his career in the late '90s working alongside electro artist Mr. Oizo. Born Fabien Pianta, Feadz did most of the turntable work on, and was featured on the tour for, Oizo's 1999 album Analog Worms Attack. Two years later he made his solo debut when the High-B EP was released by Ellen Allien's label BPitch Control, while his 2005 EP, Forward 4, launched as a series of collaborations with his then-girlfriend Uffie. Feadz was the producer behind Uffie's 2005 breakthrough "Pop the Clock," a single that would be licensed by the Ed Banger label a year later. His solo debut for the label came in 2007 when the "Edwrecker" track landed on the Ed Rec, Vol. 2 compilation, with his EP Happy Meal arriving the year after that. The EPs People Numbers Money Business (2009) and The Unfinished Feadz Fairytale (2010) followed, along with work on Uffie's 2010 debut album, Sex Dreams & Denim Jeans. His solo debut finally arrived in 2014 when Ed Banger released Instant Alpha, an album featuring contributions from Kito, Teki Latex, and Big Dope P. Since that first LP, he appeared on several projects on Moveltraxx, Sound Pellegrino & Boyz Noise Recordings while running a bi-monthly show on Rinse France.