Canadian LA-based electronic producer and vocalist creates dynamic style house and mid-tempo bass music with his newest project, One True God. The name derives from Satanic religious notions of enlightenment: we are our own God.
OTG's discography is versatile, ranging from the dark, energetic beats of his first EP Cult 45, to the 2020 single-releases featuring his own melodic vocals. OTG isn't afraid to reinvent himself, and because of his strong sound identity, his music remains recognizable from obscure songs like "Move Slow" to bright dance floor hits like "Daylight".
OTG visuals inject metaphoric and subliminal messaging for those with eyes to see.
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OTG's discography is versatile, ranging from the dark, energetic beats of his first EP Cult 45, to the 2020 single-releases featuring his own melodic vocals. OTG isn't afraid to reinvent himself, and because of his strong sound identity, his music remains recognizable from obscure songs like "Move Slow" to bright dance floor hits like "Daylight".
OTG visuals inject metaphoric and subliminal messaging for those with eyes to see.
Canadian LA-based electronic producer and vocalist creates dynamic style house and mid-tempo bass music with his newest project, One True God. The name derives from Satanic religious notions of enlightenment: we are our own God.
OTG's discography is versatile, ranging from the dark, energetic beats of his first EP Cult 45, to the 2020 single-releases featuring his own melodic vocals. OTG isn't afraid to reinvent himself, and because of his strong sound identity, his music remains recognizable from obscure songs like "Move Slow" to bright dance floor hits like "Daylight".
OTG visuals inject metaphoric and subliminal messaging for those with eyes to see.
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OTG's discography is versatile, ranging from the dark, energetic beats of his first EP Cult 45, to the 2020 single-releases featuring his own melodic vocals. OTG isn't afraid to reinvent himself, and because of his strong sound identity, his music remains recognizable from obscure songs like "Move Slow" to bright dance floor hits like "Daylight".
OTG visuals inject metaphoric and subliminal messaging for those with eyes to see.
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