Omar S HHV Records 31 Items

VINYL EDITION - DOUBLE PACK #1: Omar-S' new album "Thank You For Letting Me Be Myself," is Alex Smith's best album to date. The fourteen tracks on this disc demonstrate Smith's studio prowess and his dynamic range as a producer - from uplifting house to raw techno beats and acid! Albums don't come much better than this one...listen for yourself!

Don't believe the hype - just listen.

Tracks from the mobile video game "Record Packer" scored by Omar S and released alongside his new Detroit based virtual and physical exhibition "Conant Gardens Party Store".

Tracks from the mobile video game "Record Packer" scored by Omar S and released alongside his new Detroit based virtual and physical exhibition "Conant Gardens Party Store".

12" featuring the tracks that are only available on the CD.

All tracks written, produced, mixed by AOS at the FXHE studio 1. Track 13 '1993' does not exist on CD version though is listed on the Tracklist on-back of CD cardboard case.

Black vinyl repress of this long out of press Omar-S 7".

One sided single, recycling the beautiful vibe of AOS-004's Day-side! Potential summer-hit candidate!

The Omar S Virgil Abloh Tee is equipped with the following features:
• rib crew neck with interior tape
• Virgil Abloh artwork printed on front
• additional branding printed at upper rear and bottom right
• regular fit
• 100% cotton single jersey

More heat from Detroit most notoric player!

Titled Your Hit Making Papa, the two-track 12-inch will be the Detroit artist's second solo release of 2017, following January's Hit It Bubba. (Since then he's also put out collaborative records with Nite Jewel and Young Seth, AKA Seth Troxler.) The new EP lands on December 15th.

4 tracks - no compromises! Omar S, Detroit - nuff said!

A rare 7" on Omar S' great FXHE imprint. Highly recommended!

Omar does it again. Brand New Double Pack Of Fresh Detroit Techno, blazing House jams and prickly acid cuts, as always in the inimitable Omar S mould.

The main man returns with three typically raw and jacking cuts referencing some of the older FXHE material, and replete with the usual mad artwork skillz!

Omar S goes to Deep Space. Belter!

dirty distortions produced by Alex-O-Smith feat. percussion by Theo Parrish