Zedd - Beautiful Now - Guitar Cover

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Zedd - Beautiful Now - Guitar Cover

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Beautiful Now


"Beautiful Now" is a 2015 electronic dance track by Zedd, released as the second single from his album True Colors and featuring vocals from Jon Bellion. Co-written by a team of six songwriters including Desmond Child, the song achieved widespread chart success internationally. For electric guitarists, its melodic synth lines and rhythmic chord progressions translate well to guitar, offering a solid foundation for practicing clean tones and arpeggiated patterns.

  • The song features vocalist Jon Bellion, who also co-wrote the track alongside Zedd and four other collaborators.
  • "Beautiful Now" was released on 13 May 2015 as the second single from Zedd's album True Colors.
  • Veteran songwriter Desmond Child, known for rock and pop hits across decades, is among the six credited co-writers.
Fender Stratocaster
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Fender Stratocaster

Zedd's session guitarists use Stratocasters for their single-coil clarity and articulation, which cuts through dense synth arrangements without competing for frequency space. The bright attack and defined note separation allow guitar layers to sit perfectly in the mix alongside vocals and bass synths.

Fender Twin Reverb
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Fender Twin Reverb

The Twin Reverb provides Zedd's studio recordings with pristine headroom and minimal breakup, preserving the natural character of single-coil pickups during tracking. Its clean platform lets post-production EQ and effects processing shape the final tone rather than coloring the source signal.