After an incredible year, Brisbane’s Odd Mob has released another dance floor anthem titled ‘Vertigo’. Following his successful remix of Sean Paul’s classic ‘Get Busy’, Odd Mob returns with a fresh collaboration featuring UK singer/songwriter Ed Graves. Graves has notable credits, collaborating with artists like Hot Since 82, Alok, Noizu, and Julia Church. This new single highlights Odd Mob’s unique fusion of haunting melodies and powerful basslines, emblematic of his signature style. ‘Vertigo’ encapsulates Odd Mob’s talent for merging deep bass with ethereal instrumentation, immersing listeners in a compelling rhythm and emotional experience that mirrors the intensity of his live performances.
“‘Vertigo’ is a blend of my melodic and club-heavy influences, emphasizing textural elements and unexpected rhythms over a driving melody and bassline combination.”
He elaborates, stating: “I had Ed’s vocals on my laptop for years but didn’t find the right fit until a chat with Dom Dolla, who reminded me to focus on creating club music that I would want to play. That’s how the new version came to life.”
A Year of Breakthroughs:
2024 has been a landmark year for Odd Mob, performing at top international festivals and clubs. His unforgettable sets at EDC, Tomorrowland, and supporting Swedish House Mafia at Ushuaïa in Ibiza have showcased his growing influence in the electronic music scene. Additional performances at Elrow in Ibiza, Beyond Wonderland in Las Vegas, and Parookaville in Germany have solidified his global recognition in Electronic music.
As the year winds down, Odd Mob is gearing up with new tour dates, including a return to Australia’s Beyond The Valley and a U.S. tour culminating with his debut at the Hollywood Palladium on October 12th, followed by a highly anticipated show at Webster Hall in New York this November.
‘Vertigo’ is yet another significant achievement in Odd Mob’s impressive journey, blending Ed Graves’ evocative vocals with intricate production, poised to resonate with audiences globally, further establishing Odd Mob at the forefront of the electronic music realm.
