OMNOM is one of those house producers whose tracks feel immediately built to do damage, but there is enough weirdness and personality in them to keep them from sounding like generic festival tech house. The Los Angeles producer broke through with “Fo Free” and has built his name on a hypnotic, bass-fueled style that sits between house, tech house, and more experimental club pressure, often with chunky low end, off-kilter vocals, and a slightly unhinged energy that makes the records pop in a room. What makes him stand out is that even when the tracks are blunt and highly functional, they still feel playful and a little left of center rather than overly polished or interchangeable. He fits into that newer West Coast house wave, but with more edge and oddball character than a lot of artists in the same lane, which is why he has become such a favorite with DJs and bigger party crowds alike.