OMNOM

OMNOM lands at Coda in Toronto on February 28, 2026 with a tech house sound built for the club. The US producer-DJ shapes bass-forward grooves, rubbery drums and playful vocal snippets into streamlined tracks that slide between cheeky accents and darker warehouse pressure. His touch is minimal in the right places, with crisp low end, off‑kilter swing and a steady pulse that keeps the floor locked in.

Behind the decks, OMNOM blends his own cuts with sharp edits and chunky house tools, stacking tension in small moves rather than big drops. The result is a set that breathes, shifts and nudges you forward: rolling basslines, clipped percussion and weird earworms that sneak up and stay in your head. Coda’s room suits this approach, giving space for the details while keeping everything punchy where it counts.

If you track the current wave of tech house, you’ve likely crossed paths with his output and collaborations. Here, the brief is simple: a focused, groove-led session, built for a long night on the dancefloor.