Zedd has filed a restraining order against an “erratic” stalker following a series of home intrusions. In court documents acquired by TMZ, a woman named Rezwan Senobarian has been showing up at Zedd’s house multiple times a week and demanding to speak directly with him.

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Apparently, Senobarian has also been falsely impersonating Zedd on the phone and in emails. In the court files, Zedd claims that his stalker has pretended to be him multiple times to numerous people.

The files also claim that the harassment has not only been directed at Zedd, but also towards his personal assistant and security guards. The DJ also insists that he has never met the woman before.

Back in May, Zedd announced that he would be releasing his new album Telos this coming August.

The record will be the DJ’s first release in nine years. In his own words, he has strived to build an entire sonic world for his fans to dig into.

“With Telos, I wanted to create a profound album listening experience that takes you on a journey beyond just the songs,” he explains in the record’s press release. “I wanted everyone to be able to feel a deeper emotional connection, like how I felt listening to my favourite albums when I was growing up. It was the details, transitions and cohesiveness that made me want to create a truly meaningful body of work.”

“It’s been almost 10 years since my last album came out,” he continues. “I knew for my next one I needed to allocate enough time to properly focus and craft something exceptional that lives up to my standards. On Telos, I had the honour of working with some of my musical heroes, best friends, and favorite new artists. I can confidently say that I have made my best album yet.”

Telos is out 30th August. Zedd’s annual festival, Zedd In The Park, will also take place 6 and 7 September.

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