Omar LinX
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Omar LinX | |
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| Origin | Toronto |
| Genres | Hip hop, electro house, dubstep, future house |
| Years active | 2010–present |
| Labels | Mad Decent, Ultra Records and Jackie Boy Inc |
Omar LinX is a Mexican Canadian rapper, songwriter, musician and singer. He is known for writing and performing in a variety of genres, often through collaborations with electronic dance music (EDM) and hip-hop producers.
History
[edit]LinX co-wrote songs for Wake Up, which was released by Zeds Dead in February 2010. LinX has since collaborated on a number of songs with the group, [1] including their first official single re-release, "Rudeboy",[2] and "Out for Blood",[3] which has been viewed more than five million times on YouTube.[when?] The group has released several other projects which include his contributions, including the Living Dead EP on Ultra Records[4] and music video[5][6] and the Victor EP on electronic music label Mad Decent.[7]
In July 2011, LinX released his debut album City of Ommz.[8][9]
In February 2012 Zeds Dead and Omar LinX launched the Living Dead Tour, with opening acts AraabMUZIK, XI, Memorecks, Mat the Alein, and Knight Riderz.[10]
In December 2014 LinX released his highly anticipated sophomore album M.O.R.[11]
In November 2015 he released Back To You[12] with Hunter Siegel and Pro Logic on Buygore Records,[13] with a remix pack[14] with Kname, Axel Boy, Da bow, Lumberjvck, and Algo.
In 2015 LinX continued to tour and perform his own songs.[3]
In 2016, LinX featured in "Keep It Mello" by future bass DJ and producer, Marshmello,[15] and released the music video for the single "Black Rose" from his M.O.R album.[16]
In 2017, LinX released "621" on his SoundCloud account. The song featured Hunter Siegel, a fellow Canadian and DJ.[17]
References
[edit]- ^ "Preview: Zeds Dead Announces A Return To Red Rocks". 303 Magazine, Gabriel Derby February 14, 2014
- ^ "Zeds Dead Takes Vancouver Back to Their Bass-Heavy Electro World". Vancouver Weekly. by Gian Karla Limcangco
- ^ a b "Live Review: Omar Linx with J. Dohe, Tyler Skyy, Minty Burns.". HipHop Vancouver 'by: Noah Herzog
- ^ "Sound Advice: The Living Dead by Zeds Dead and Omar Linx". The Toronto's, by Chris Dart
- ^ "‘Pulp Fiction’ Star Kills In Zeds Dead's ‘Living Dead’ Video". MTV, Akshay Bhansali July 12, 2012
- ^ "Zeds (Not Quite) Dead- Music Video & Interview w/ Director Andrew Renzi". Huffington Post]. August 2, 2012
- ^ "Top 10 Dubstep Songs of 2013". The Untz, December 16, 2013. by: Jordan Calvano
- ^ Salacious Sound "Omar Linx – City of Ommz (Full Album)", album review
- ^ Fefer, Leandro, "Debut Omar LinX record a refreshing take on hip hop", Whittier College Quaker Campus, 22 March 2012
- ^ Frazier, Kelly, "The Living Dead Tour With Zeds Dead and AraabMuzik Rocks Royal Oak ", Huffington Post, 3 May 2012
- ^ "omar linx mor - Google Search". www.google.ca. Retrieved 2016-10-14.
- ^ Back To You, 2015-11-24, retrieved 2016-10-14
- ^ "Buygore". Buygore. Retrieved 2016-10-14.
- ^ "[REMIXES] Omar Linx – Back To You (Prod By Hunter Siegel X Pro Logic) – Buygore". buygore.com. Archived from the original on 2016-05-01.
- ^ Marshmello "Marshmello - Keep it Mello ft. Omar LinX (Official Music Video)", YouTube, April 7, 2016
- ^ Omar Linx "Omar LinX - Black Rose (Official Music Video)", YouTube, May 24, 2016
- ^ https://genius.com/Omar-linx-621-lyrics
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