All About Om Records

Following on from her well received album 'Hypnotized' in 2005, Colette is back with 'Push', a super sweet outing in house and pop. [more]

Well respected west coast house label *Om* brings us the second installment in their _Summer Session_ series, and this time we have Chi-town goddess DJ Heather and NY tech/house junkie Onionz taking over the duties. [more]

For a debut release, 'Bring Enough to Spill Some', is nothing short of spectacular. Soul and funk influenced house with perfectly pitched vocals... [more]

Moving between soundsystem workouts and introspective moments with aplomb, this Californian producer has all bases covered with this well rounded release. [more]

Mark Farina gets his chance to dish up the seventh installment of the 'House of Om' compliation series. [more]

Funky house don Miguel Migs is back with his new album, the follow up to the brilliant 'Colorful You' in 2003. [more]

Unlike previous releases in the heady hey day of Om's chilled out offerings, this throwaway attempt at licorice sweet lullaby music is very ‘blah’. [more]

Before the first 'Hey motherfuckers!' has finished squeeling out of your system you just know this album is going to be to be fun. Hyped up pop with a punk feel to it, this is a high energy journey that you need to get onto as soon as possible. [more]

The name Om is synonymous with deep soulful house, and their latest instalment, a 3 disc compilation entitled ‘OM Summer Sessions’, represents this magnificently. [more]

The thing with genres is that every few years the names switch, 'Rhythm n Blues' would be the obvious answer. No sooner are people getting used to the word 'electro' no longer implying Adidas and body popping, and then all of sudden being some sort of nu-breaks offshoot. [more]

San Francisco house label Om Records brings us this 13 track CD of some of the freshest house music to come out of the Miami Winter Music Conference. Mixed by DJ Fluid this CD is full of quality house in various guises. [more]

The tenth release in a series of quality music from San Fran house label, Om Records, known for hosting such legendary artists as Mark Farina and Kaskade. The 'Lounge' series seems to just keep getting better with quality tracks from old hands, J Boogie's Dubtronic Science, to young producers Shazza [more]

Adding more grit than Kaskade, stirring the tempo above Sneak's effort and providing a diverse feast of moods while always embody that famous Om vibe, Fred's mix demands attention. [more]

Soulful house from San Fran's Groove Junkies. [more]

Househeads need only apply: this one's definitely for the diehards. DJ Sneak shares his house sound with the likes of Eric Morillo and Roger Sanchez, so be warned - you'll either find this very true to the roots of house or incredibly dull. [more]

Celebrating 10 years of gloriously good sounds comes 'A Decade of Future Music'; a beautifully presented 3CD compilation that showcases the very best in house and downtempo grooves from independent San Fran label, 'Om Records'. [more]

So you wanna dance? Well get your shoes on, grab a cocktail and get into the groove with one of America's revered masters of deep house, Miguel Migs, cause he's back with a tidy little 16-track mix on Stomp Records that will soothe the soul. [more]

Together with Los Angeles humanitarian organization 'NextAid', Om Records has released 'reBOOT, Noted for the Next Generation', an album dedicated to helping those affected by AIDS in Africa. [more]

The second instalment House Of Om series sees Kaskade explore a diverse range of deep, soulful, dubbed and funky house, always played with that San Fran feel and infectious Kaskade vibe. [more]

With a heavy-weight production team behind her, with the likes of Ryan Raddon, Tim Schumarker and Andrew Kapner, this CD reads like an OM role call of hit producers and DJs. [more]

When a label moves out as many compilations as OM currently does, you run the risk of tedious repetition, but this San Fran crew continues to go from strength to strength. Very nice work indeed. [more]

With a sound that embodies both the natural and urban underbelly that surrounds him, 'Mark Farina' has played a large part in shaping the San Franciscan house scene. [more]

Founded in the mid nineties, San Franciscan based label, 'Om Records' has built itself a reputation for consistently producing fresh, innovative and above all timeless house music. [more]

San Francisco Sessions returns with its 5th installment mixed by US house aficionados Lance De Sardi & J.T. Donaldson. [more]

J.Boogie's Dubtronic Science have released a live set that includes decks, sitars, flutes, saxophones and various vocalists to bring auditory pleasure and relaxation to your ears [more]

This reviewer settled in to tune in and drop out for a third careful listen to the sounds of Mr Carter and his friend Mark Farina delivering two CDs laced liberally with the yowls of a happy crowd at OM. [more]

In an album that shows flashes of brilliance, but suffers from inconsistency, Kaskade shows that when it comes to the smoothest, deepest, sexiest house, he's got it in spades, but still needs to sustain our expectations through the whole mix. [more]

Cocktail extraordinare Danaele takes over this review, and it seems this smooth house music is best served with an Appletini, at 3pm, on Bondi Beach. [more]

It's You, It's Me is Kaskade's debut album. It's a mostly deep house release, which also draws on more down tempo electronica. [more]

From hip flavoured funk to electro to straight out deep house this album has it all. It's fun, funky and earning the tag of "hard to take out of the CD player". [more]

San Franciscan label OM further reinforces its claim to having its name listed as being synonymous with funkified excellence in this latest release. Those familiar with the label and its catalogue need I say any more than go and buy this now, you won't be disappointed. [more]

The Bay Area of California is breeding them funky and OM Records have once again proven they're there to capture the sound. Whereas many OM releases in the past are more focussed towards the house side of things they have by no means been ones to ignore breakbeats. [more]

Fans of the underground rejoice, there are some People Under The Stairs, and their beats and rhymes are as fresh as ever. After the first few bars, I knew I wasn't going to be disappointed. [more]

Rithma at least must be applauded in his attempts to provide a smorgasbord of sounds, moods and textures without sticking to the tried and tested. The music is pleasant enough, although it does lack in bite on occasion. [more]

It is with much anticipation that Mark Farina presents us with Air Farina the first album release of his own material. He has gone with a concept album where sequences of tracks are punctuated by radio plays set at American air control towers. [more]

Hip Hop at its purest form is a truly diverse art, and an art is what it can prove to be. Here you have a collection of some of its finest MC's and beat makers on one compilation and the results speak for themselves. [more]

Kaskade, straight outta San Fran and confirmed for an Australian tour in December and January, has released a new mix CD of beautiful deep house. [more]

As the title suggests this is another one of those house remix releases, with remixes from the likes of Kaskade, Mark Farina, Miguel Migs and Derrick Carter and thrown together by the guys over at OM. [more]

This new release stems from Om Records and features DJ Marques Wyatts with a single disk funky house mix. [more]

After the disappointment of not being included in the rounds for Kaskade's earlier visit to Australia in October the Perth party people were eagerly anticipating the return of Ryan Raddon aka Kaskade for an intimate show at Ambar. [more]