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Premiere – Ukraine’s Omon Breaker shares techno groover ‘Aldea Malvada’ from first full ever EP | Juno Daily

Now Berlin-based, he delivers some serious BITE

Omon Breaker aka Maksym Nazarov is a DJ and musician who grew up in Kyiv, Ukraine and was originally from Dnipro.

He drops his first ever full EP, ‘Compromat’ on the BITE label on September 29, traversing from cyberpunk dancefloor techno to trance-like work outs and wave inflected anthems across a generous five track offering, including a special appearance from labelhead Phase Fatale.

He’s very kindly offered Juno Daily readers the chance to hear one track – ‘Aldea Malvada’ – well ahead of the full EP release.

In his early works, he delved into questions of electronic culture and its impact on his life. As a result of his musical development and his quest for forging his own sound image defined by breakbeats and grooves reminiscent of early 90s electronica combined with the edge of modern techno, he released his first vinyl split 12” with D.Dan on Standard Deviation – the label from the ∄ club in 2021.

Meanwhile, he quickly established his DJ path in Ukraine as a skilled performer, even becoming a resident at Kyiv’s first LGBTQ+ friendly club Crest. Following the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, Nazarov was forced to leave his home and relocate to Berlin. In this new city, he came under the wing of  BITE where he debuted with his track ‘Stinger’ from their recent VA Shedding Skin and played the label showcase at Berghain in April 2023.

While acclimatising and reflecting on his intense life experiences, Omon Breaker began work on his EP in which he seeks to express his emotions brought on by the tragic situations in his life: the loss of home, loved ones, and love itself. ‘Compromat’ is Nazarov’s first solo vinyl release where he attempts to musically depict his inner world, shaped by the tragedies in his life.

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