Oh Annie Oh

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Oh Annie Oh
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A staple of London club culture, Korean DJ Oh Annie Oh is taking the next step in her creative career
with her debut EP as a producer.
Having always wanted to make her own music, in order to be able to truly define her sound as an artist,
in the summer of 2024 she decided to take the plunge and holed up in a Clapton studio. The sessions
resulted in her debut EP, Block N Delete.
Released via Jamz Supernova’s Future Bounce label, the four tracks on Block N Delete coincide with a
period of self-discovery spawned from a particularly toxic relationship. Chronicling the creation and
destruction of a romantic relationship in the digital age, its four tracks reflect a relationship cycle she
has replayed time and again; obsession, crazed love, rupture and rage before hitting “block” and taking
back control. Fusing bass, techno and UKG, Block N Delete immerses listeners into Annie’s euphoric
brand of nihilism; it’s a no nonsense love letter to the club encouraging listeners to dance through
emotions at 4AM rather than doomscrolling alone at home.
The release comes off the back of a busy summer, with London residencies and festival sets, including
Glastonbury, where she has been teasing her own music in front of crowds for the first time. “I wanted to
take the next step by creating my own music,” she says. “The connection that you have with a crowd
during a set is 10000x more powerful when it happens with a song that you’ve created.”
Oh Annie Oh has become synonymous with high energy DJ sets that express her playful persona with
tons of attitude, seamlessly fusing curated club reworks, thumping kicks and sub-bass dives. Annie
first discovered her passion for London’s nightlife when she relocated to the city from Toronto. Finding
her way behind the decks shortly after, she has developed a distinct style that has earned the seal of
approval of globally-renowned artists, fellow DJs and iconic brands.
She has since held three year residencies at Reprezent Radio and Rinse FM, been named an artist to
watch by DJ Mag, played mixes for Boiler Room, BBC Radio 1’s Diplo & Friends and HÖR Berlin, and
headlined Seoul’s legendary Cakeshop, a clip of which was seen by millions when it went viral on
TikTok. She has also worked extensively against a post-COVID rise in anti-Asian hate on projects with
Somerset House and Seoul Community Radio, as well as the creation of her ‘Don’t Call Me Exotic’

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