Om Unit - The Corridor - Video
PUBLISHED:  Jun 25, 2013
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Om Unit

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"Om" The supreme and most sacred syllable, and believed to be the spoken essence of the universe. "Unit" a single thing or person.
Om Unit has built a deserved reputation as one of the strongest and most consistent artists in the electronic sphere. His 2010 reworking of Joker's 'DigiDesign' was sanctioned by Kode9 for white label treatment & original material quickly followed on Fabric-curated 'Elevator Music' compilation, the 'Lavender/Lightgrids' 7″ for the All City & 'The Corridor EP' for Plastician's Terrorhythm imprint.

Based in London Om Unit is the alias of Jim Coles. Producing since his early teens starting with Jungle he graduated via the world of turntablism under the '2tall' moniker to represent the UK in the DMC world DJ championships. As 2tall he appeared on the John Peel show, collaborated with Dabrye, Foreign Beggars, Kashmere, Jesht & produced 3 albums including "Beautiful Mindz" a collaborative project with U.S duo Dudley Perkins & Georgia Anne Muldrow (Stones Throw), & "The Softer Diagram" on L.A-based Content Records. After performing Decks 'n' FX in dubstep pioneers Various Productions & Jim retired 2tall in 2008 and reset.
Now as Om Unit, with a career moving forward at rare pace, he has quickly become one of electronic music's most pioneering & unique front-runners. One of the most exciting artists to emerge in recent times, his output, packed with unique combinations of style & diverse demonstrations of its makers adaptability, is consistently helping to shape music's electronic landscape.


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Artist: Om Unit
Title: The Corridor EP
Label: Terrorhythm Recordings
Country: UK
Released: 2010


Artist:
https://www.facebook.com/omunit
https://soundcloud.com/omunit
http://www.omunit.com

Label:
https://www.facebook.com/Terrorhythm

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