Genesee and Zeph join forces on ‘Dopamine’, a smooth, feel-good tech-house track that blends both emotion and groove.

Genesee and LA-based DJ/producer Zeph have teamed up for a new track called ‘Dopamine’, and it’s exactly what the name suggests, pure, feel-good energy. It’s a smooth tech-house cut built around steady percussion, warm vocals, and that perfect lift that makes you want to keep moving. Nothing feels overdone, it’s just clean, emotional, and ready for the dance floor.

Zeph’s been making a name for himself fast. At only 22, he’s already opened for Steve Aoki, played Summerfest, and a sold-out show at Academy LA. He’s also packed out venues like American Junkie, where over 700 people showed up, and has held a successful residency. It’s been a steady climb, but he’s clearly doing something right.

His love for house and techno came early, thanks to his uncle, who introduced him to the classic DJs that shaped the scene. “I grew up in LA, where everyone listens to something different,” Zeph said. That mix of sounds shows up in his work, a blend of old-school groove and modern club vibes.

‘Dopamine’ captures that perfectly. It’s bright and smooth, but not flashy. The beat rolls naturally, the vocals glow, and the whole thing feels like a late-night release, the kind of track that quietly takes over the room and makes everyone smile without realizing why.

Between his growing list of gigs, from LA shows to international stops like Canada’s Dim Mak Bassline Tour, and a growing online following, Zeph’s momentum is only picking up. With Genesee in the mix, this collab feels like a glimpse of what’s next for both of them: house music that’s simple, emotional, and built to make you feel good.