Braydon Terzo

Braydon’s style sits somewhere between minimal tech house and indie dance — a unique pocket made up of stripped grooves, warped textures, and bassline-driven club tracks. In 2025 he became a label owner with the launch of Roots Recordings. The first release on the label "Paula Abdul" and later in the year “My 45" quickly climbed to the #1 spot on Beatport’s Minimal / Deep Tech chart, marking a strong year one for the imprint. Braydon's tracks have also gained consistent support from top selling DJs in recent years, including Chris Lake, Cloonee, Chris Stussy, Sosa, Adam Ten, Jamie Jones and Mau P to name a few.