OMNOM — August 2026

OMNOM is the production alias of Cody Lee, a Los Angeles-born DJ and producer who emerged from the Southern California underground house music circuit in 2018 and has built one of the most distinctive stylistic identities in contemporary tech house. His sound defies easy categorization within the genre — rather than the cleanly sequenced four-on-the-floor progressions that dominate commercial tech house, OMNOM occupies a noisier, more physically confrontational register that he has described as loud and subby, drawing from bass house, funky house, and raw underground club music simultaneously. The effect is a style that satisfies the technical expectations of tech house while delivering a visceral impact more commonly associated with bass music genres. His debut label release, Fo Free on Dirtybird Records in 2018, introduced this approach to the dance music community and demonstrated that his production philosophy could translate from concept to commercial release. Dirtybird Records, the San Francisco-based imprint founded by Claude VonStroke, carries a specific aesthetic identity — funky, raw, slightly irreverent — that aligned precisely with what OMNOM was developing in his early work. The most significant moment in his catalog to date is Losing Control, a collaboration with Australian producer Odd Mob released on Experts Only Records in 2023. The record reached number one on the Beatport sales chart and debuted on Billboard Hot Dance Electronic Songs — an achievement reflecting both commercial viability and credibility within the professional DJ community, since Beatport rankings are determined by purchases from DJs and producers rather than consumer streaming. With over 14 million streams accumulated, Losing Control exposed OMNOM to an audience many times larger than his underground following and positioned him among the most commercially successful emerging tech house producers of his generation. The collaboration with Odd Mob proved productive enough that the two formed HYPERBEAM, a joint project that released its debut EP The Unexplained through Insomniac Records in April 2024 — deepening OMNOM s relationship with the company that would later headline-book him for EDC Week. He has earned support from Dom Dolla, John Summit, Chris Lorenzo, FISHER, Walker and Royce, and Malaa, a peer endorsement list that reflects his standing in the upper tier of the tech house world. OMNOM s Las Vegas presence is anchored by LIV at Fontainebleau, LIV Beach, and Marquee Dayclub. LIV at Fontainebleau is the nightclub within Fontainebleau Las Vegas, the 67-story hotel and casino that opened in December 2023 as the northern Strip s most ambitious new property. The venue brings the LIV brand from Miami to Las Vegas with programming that emphasizes bass music, tech house, and underground electronic genres alongside mainstream hip-hop bookings. For an artist in OMNOM s stylistic space, LIV at Fontainebleau is an ideal Las Vegas home — a venue sophisticated enough to attract an audience that actively follows the tech house scene, with a sound system engineered for the sub-bass frequencies that define his production work. LIV Beach extends the Fontainebleau programming into afternoon pool party territory, and OMNOM s pool sets at LIV Beach build from accessible daytime energy into the full intensity of his bass-forward sound as the afternoon advances. The most documented OMNOM Las Vegas performance is the Insomniac Records Pool Party at Marquee Dayclub on May 17, 2026, during EDC Week — the final Sunday of the seven-day period surrounding Electric Daisy Carnival. Being selected to headline the official Insomniac Records pool party at Marquee Dayclub alongside CID and Jackie Hollander is a curatorial statement about OMNOM s standing within the Insomniac artist ecosystem: not a warm-up set, but a headlining booking on the most emotionally charged day of the festival week. The Marquee Dayclub EDC Week crowd is concentrated, knowledgeable, and specifically present for a curated underground house experience — the audience OMNOM s sound was built for. For visitors targeting OMNOM outside of EDC Week, LIV at Fontainebleau and LIV Beach dates are the primary access points. Fontainebleau is at 2777 S Las Vegas Blvd at the northern end of the Strip, a short rideshare from the central hotel corridor. OMNOM s LIV resident dates offer free entry via NoCoverVegas guest list, avoiding cover charges of $40 to $80 on headliner weekend nights. Arrive before 11:30 PM on LIV resident nights to clear entry smoothly — OMNOM sets typically begin between midnight and 1:30 AM and run until close. For LIV Beach pool party dates, guest list entry opens at 11:30 AM with the venue reaching peak capacity by early afternoon. The physical impact of OMNOM s bass-heavy productions in the LIV nightclub space — a room engineered for sub-bass intensity — creates an experience that recorded output alone cannot replicate.