For Australian producer and DJ, Odd Mob, there are no limits in sight as he continues to soar with each innovative production. Known for his genre-defying approach, Odd Mob has cemented his place at the forefront of global electronic music.
He broke through with the 2014 hit ‘Is It A Banger’, which charted in the Australian triple j ‘Hottest 100’ and has since amassed over 10 million streams. Since then, Odd Mob has released a string of hits like ‘LEFT TO RIGHT’ ‘Get Busy’ and ‘Won’t Be Possible’, while collaborating with LA producer OMNOM on tracks such as ‘Losing Control’, ‘System’, and ‘All Day, All Night’ and their newest collaboration ‘Coming Up (It’s Dare) - a fully cleared remake of Gorillaz ‘Dare’, pushing him past 400+ million streams across platforms.
The past few years alone has seen Odd Mob release official remixes for John Summit, Dom Dolla, Chris Lake, Sub Focus, Jax Jones & D.O.D. Adam Beyer & Green Velvet, Sofi Tukker, ODESZA, and Felix Jaehn. Meanwhile, his bootleg series under the Oddities brand has earned millions of plays, thanks to his constant innovation and boundary-pushing sound, which has caught the attention of industry titans like Diplo, Fisher, Calvin Harris, and Tiesto.
His 2022 single, ‘LEFT TO RIGHT’, based around Soulja Boy’s ‘Crank That’, received massive support from top-tier DJs such as Skrillex, Dom Dolla, Fred Again.., Disclosure, and Chris Lake, propelling him into the global spotlight. Odd Mob continued his winning streak in 2023 with a packed tour schedule, including sets at EDC, Coachella, and Shambhala. His collaboration with OMNOM, ‘Losing Control’, became an underground club hit, soaring to #1 on Beatport’s Top 100 chart, while garnering over 1.5 million streams within two weeks.
2024 was another landmark year for Odd Mob, with highlights including a massive sold out headline show at LA’s iconic Hollywood Palladium, two performances at Tomorrowland, EDC Las Vegas, Parookaville, and supporting Swedish House Mafia at Ushuaia in Ibiza as part of his first ever European Tour. Since this huge run of shows, one of his most successful releases is an official rework of the 2003 global hit ‘Get Busy’ with Sean Paul, which has already surpassed 100 million streams, topping the ARIA and UK Upfront Club charts and earning him a Gold Record in Australia. The collaboration also reached #3 on the Beatport Top 100; spending 9 weeks in the top 10 with an on going #1 chart in the Bass House chart.
2025 was another huge milestone year for Odd Mob, selling out The Shrine in LA off the back of a massive new collaboration with dance music icon Tiësto that went on to become the #1 most played dance single on US radio and ticking over 40+ Million streams across platforms in a matter of months.
His packed global tour schedule has seen Odd Mob across a string of appearances including Coachella where he shared the stage with Tiësto, Shambhala, EDC, Beyond Wonderland, Space Miami, multiple Elrow performances around the globe, and a highly anticipated return to Ibiza, not to mention a Las Vegas residency at Wynn for the second year running in 2026. Building on his nonstop momentum, Odd Mob was personally selected by John Summit as direct support for his recent sold-out Australian tour ahead of a string of his own sell out headline performances in his home region.
2026 is looking to be his biggest year yet with a string of new releases and shows across his home region in Australia, plus the U.S.A, ASIA, UK and Europe where he will grace the main stage at this year’s Tomorrowland Music event in Belgium. Cementing his status as one of the most innovative forces in electronic music, Odd Mob continues on his rapid rise to the top.
