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Osamu M - heard of him?

Has anyone heard of this up and coming Japanese DJ/producer,Osamu M? I discovered him while listening to
FriskyRadio last night. Super good, deep and clubby! I want it! Anyone know where I can purchase one of his mixes, like "Smoky Forest"?

http://www.juno.co.uk/search.php?q=osamu+m

His remix of five fathoms is mint, better then steve porter's tbh...


-Steve

nice prog producer he is

He had a guest mix on Digweeds kiss 100 show a while back ,

Worth checking out....

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Originally posted by First Strike He had a guest mix on Digweeds kiss 100 show a while back , Worth checking out....

no doubt. first time i heard him was on the show.

japanese? woops, i thought he was middle eastern

just checked it out, not too bad at all

first heard of Osamu in digweeds march 16 kiss100 show from 2002 where he played 'Moon Over' of a CDR. got hooked instantly.

apart from his 2004 guest mix, osamu also did a kiss100 guest mix in may 2003.

Osamu M did a kickass set for Kiss100 this year where he played the
unreleased Sander Kleinenberg tune that was mistakenly labeled as "Work to do", dunno what its real name is.

He got great taste, that Osamu.

Wow...


JAPANASE EDM IS FUCKING AWESOME!!!!

I heard a lot of it in Singapore... those guys fucking rock....


but unfortunately none of it ever seems to leave Japan... I have no idea why, but u can't find it anywhere else, and it's also very expensive to buy....


It's awesome shit... if u can get ur hands on it, especially TRANCE, GET IT! and spread the freaking word...




"In the end of days, I am on my Way, God.... musssiiiccc!!!!!"

Heard his mix on Digweeds show on Kiss100 some months ago.. It was some good stuff i must say.

All of his kiss 100 sets have been the bomb


One of Tokyo's Womb resident djs ( I think ); massive mover and shaker over there.

His last set for the Diggers show included a number of his own productions and they are very nice indeed.

This one is not a first timer on the world touring and production/release time.

One to keep an eye on!

Smoky Forest is quite lovely, same thing goes for Moon Over. Looking forward to hearing more from this guy.

his remix of five fathoms is brilliant, much much much better than porter & debo's lame attempt

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Originally posted by montana his remix of five fathoms is brilliant, much much much better than porter & debo's lame attempt

Nah, hate to break it to you, but Porter & Debo's mix owns Osamu's mix hands down. Osamu's mix is too floaty and just straight up average to me. I like my music dark, deep, and gritty... and that is exactly how Steve Porter & John Debo remixed the track.

However, Osamu's new track "Smoky Forest" is pretty decent and much better his Five Fathoms remix. I just bought this record and enjoy it very much. It's one of those records that actually did something for me this year, and in a year where watered-down McProg ruled the scene, that's a high praise from me and I definitely recommend it.

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Originally posted by DJ Intrigue Nah, hate to break it to you, but Porter & Debo's mix owns Osamu's mix hands down

first of all it's called opinion. secondly, a remix with a vocal and this being a bootleg remix and all should have the vocal more jointed to gether to the track, it sounds porter & debo did their track and then threw the vocals on the wrong spots plus that breakdown is so wrong on so many levels. and i also want to hear where this dark & dirtyness is, i hear lightness and filth that has been dry for over a year

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Originally posted by montana first of all it's called opinion. secondly, a remix with a vocal and this being a bootleg remix and all should have the vocal more jointed to gether to the track, it sounds porter & debo did their track and then threw the vocals on the wrong spots plus that breakdown is so wrong on so many levels. and i also want to hear where this dark & dirtyness is, i hear lightness and filth that has been dry for over a year

Wow, what's with the attitude? The above is my opinion too. I fail to see what your problem with the track is. The vocals sound fine to me and exactly how are they inserted in the wrong spots??? What does being a bootleg have anything to do with anything? For starters, the bassline and stabs/synths are more on the dirtier and techier side than Osamu's mix is... at least that's what I hear. Osamu's mix uses more floatier and lighter synths and the bassline is the same as well, light. As for the breakdown, what's so wrong about it? Please give some examples as this is the first time I've ever heard a breakdown been called "wrong on so many levels".

great dj, his mix on kiss100 was sweetness

a breakdown should never be center of attention, it is a element of release of tension. altho, not much tension here, the track builds up to nothing special and breaks down to nothing special and then builds to outro out

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Originally posted by montana a breakdown should never be center of attention, it is a element of release of tension. altho, not much tension here, the track builds up to nothing special and breaks down to nothing special and then builds to outro out

Maybe the elements in the track you dislike were intentionally produced that way by Porter & debo. Did you ever think that they might be trying something a bit different from the norm? Not every track has to be the same damn tiring formula, and I much prefer if that is the case. Why can't the break be the center of attention?

because if the tune is meant for the dancefloor why do you highlight the part where you can't dance to

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