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Osamu M started Djing after being inspired by Danny Tenaglia. In April 1999, Osamu started his own night ‘Opera House’ at Maniac Love club in Tokyo., His style, playing a long 8hrs set every month, grasped the hearts of many clubbers.
In April 2001, as resident dj at Maniac Love for the opening of his own1st Submerge event, Osamu played along Steve Lawler and left a big impact on people’s minds. Then in August of the same year, it was Rowan Blades, then Lee Burridge in November, creating more buzz for his reputation. Later for the NYE countdown 2002, Osamu played at Maniac Love showcasing his progressive style with the global scene in mind and playing deep, tribal yet groovy tracks and his storytelling like sets, taking people on a special journey into his world of house music.
Then in May, he was invited by D! Club in Lausanne, Switzerland. Also in the same month, he was asked to play for Digweed’s Kiss 100 FM for the second time, then playing in July with Chris Fortier and in September, with Satoshi again at the biggest venue in Tokyo: Ageha. In October, his track ‘Moon Over/Shelter was released through Womb recordings and was ranked 4th on the Balance Record Pool Chart. In November, he played with Timo Mass for the ‘Ministry of Sound in Japan event. Also in the same month, he played with John Digweed and their set was played on Kiss 100 FM for the third time. In 2004, Osamu toured the west coast of the US, playing in Mantra Lounge(Seattle), SO¨O¨PERQOO¨L@ 111 Minna Gallery(done by Jondi & Spech in San Francisco), The Park Plaza Hotel(Hollywood) and The Mor(Santa Monica). Also, that year he played at Kristal Club(Bucharest) in Romania, then back to Japan to play with Paul Oakenfold. In July, he played at Japan’s biggest event “Dimension K” at Ageha with Dave Seaman. Then in August, the remix of Everything but The Girl’s ‘Five Fanthoms’ was released on the bootleg series White X.
In November, he released an original track, “Smoky Forest”, on Womb recordings and was ranked 5th on the Balance Pool Chart. In the same month, he played with John Digweed again. Also in that month, Osamu appeared on John’s Kiss FM 100 for the 4th time and stunned the listeners by constructing the entire set from his own tracks, a rarity in the house scene. At the WMC in 2005, the likes of John Digweed, Hernan Cattaneo and Desyn Masiello heavily played the tracks of Osamu. Later Desyn’s entire set was played on the Essential Mix, thus drawing even more attention of listeners to his quality tracks used in the set. Shortly after the WMC in Miami, he toured California again and played with Kazell. In April, “Waterdrop” was released from Desyn Masiello’s Alternative Route Recordings. In the same month, he toured Jakarta and played for clubs like Stadium, Retro and TJ’s and then invited Luke Fair to play at his own Submerge event in Tokyo.
MySpace: http://www.myspace.com/djosamum
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