Garrett Gaudet's passion for dance music started while attending hockey games, with arenas pumping electronic music like "Darude -Sandstorm," "Zombie Nation -Kernkraft 400," & "2Unlimited -No Limit" to hype the crowd. From that moment, he was hooked on electronic dance music's energy, feeling and power. He was downloading songs to burn CDs to create mixtapes for the car and to give to friends. Growing up in a rural Canadian town, Garrett found that local radio stations were not meeting his love for dance music, and his friends had no clue who Tiesto was. Garrett decided that he was going to create a new community for dance music and share the music he obsesses over.

In February 2013, Garrett published the first episode of EDM Weekly. The beginnings of the podcast were rough, with no production or broadcasting experience. Despite this, he continued to refine his presenting and mixing abilities. Spending countless hours watching the festival live streams of Ultra Miami, A State of Trance & Tomorrowland to study the techniques used by the world's most prominent electronic artists. 

After finishing an internship with Microsoft's social media team, he started implementing a strategy to grow the podcast. With the development of a global audience through iTunes (now Apple Podcasts), it began to pay off. Apple added EDM Weekly to the New & Noteworthy page. The podcast soared to the top of the charts amongst Garrett's favourite artists, Armin van Buuren, Hardwell & Avicii. 

While studying full-time business at college, Garrett began working within the music industry to promote electronic artists and events using the now large audience of the show, collaborating with artists, record labels, pr teams and promoters to market new music and provide media coverage at music events. Garrett travelled to international music festivals as a media partner to create content for the event and interview top DJs. With the show's growth, Garrett began a Summer Residency on FM Radio, producing a one-hour-long edition of EDM Weekly on Saturday nights for Southwestern Ontario & Rogers TV. The podcast became a regular in Apple's Top 200 Music & Music Commentary Podcasts. 

Tchami & Orjan Nilsen headlined the artists who created exclusive guest mixes to promote their albums/eps on the EDM Weekly podcast. Following the fan favourite mixes, Garrett celebrated half a million downloads, 100 hours listened and reached #1 on Apple Podcast Music Commentary charts.

Garrett has returned to the dance music scene with the resurrection of the EDM Weekly Podcast to re-establish the brand as an influential force in electronic music with a new vision and reworked a business model focusing on content to promote electronic dance music/artists.