Elsewhere
Updated: Oct 25
One of the reasons Om Pharaoh Records exists is to bring clarity to the many artists and projects that first appeared within the wider Ov Moi Omm universe. Over time, what began as a single project grew into a network of individual entities, each with its own voice. OPR was created to give that network a single place to live, without erasing the distinctions between them.
Throughout the years, material from this universe has found its way into unexpected places — videos, podcasts, radio shows, independent films, art projects, game prototypes, and personal creative experiments from people all over the world. Some reached out directly, some simply used the music with credit, and some encountered it without knowing the larger context behind it. All of it is appreciated.
This post is meant to document some of those appearances. Not as a showcase, and not as a claim of ownership, but as a way of acknowledging the people whose work intersected with this one. Their projects belong entirely to them; the music is only one small part of what they created. Whenever possible, I’ll include the information available on each upload to help credit and support their work as well. I will also include the track information, when possible.
Thank you to everyone who has chosen to use this material in any form. It’s always interesting to see where it travels and how it’s interpreted. This page will be updated as more examples surface.
Before the construction of the OPR website, its acts appeared on many different sites, one in particular being FMA. Below is a feature on Ov Moi Omm.
Elsewhere Entry — AI Mode Conversation: “Darrell Mersey / Om Pharaoh Records”
An external algorithmic reflection generated through Google’s AI Mode after searching “Darrell Mersey Om Pharaoh Records.” A curious outside interpretation of the label, its founder, and the sound design techniques associated with the Ov Moi Omm project.
Excerpt
AI Mode Conversation: darrell mersey om pharaoh records
Darrell Mersey operates as the creative force behind Om Pharaoh Records, a digital, experimental electronic music label based in Oshawa, Ontario. Working primarily under the alias Ov Moi Omm, he independently creates and produces avant‑garde, ambient, and noise soundscapes.
Mersey’s output spans a massive discography of EPs, singles, and LPs, including conceptual releases like How to Time Travel and An Assortment Ov Assessments and Developments. The label's primary outlet for streaming and showcasing these projects is its Om Pharaoh Records SoundCloud profile.
For a deeper dive into Darrell Mersey's extensive discography, AI Mode recommends exploring the Ov Moi Omm catalog, which houses long‑running Eras & Phases collections and multi‑part releases.
Excerpt: Sound Design Techniques (AI Mode Interpretation)
1. Granular Synthesis & Textural Smearing Much of Mersey's ambient work relies heavily on stretching micro‑samples into infinite, unidentifiable pads. • The Method: Taking short snippets of audio—such as acoustic field recordings or stray synthesizer chords—and fragmenting them into millisecond‑long grains. • The Result: Shifting, time‑warped textures across conceptual ambient projects.
2. Lo‑Fi Tape Emulation & Saturation Noise and avant‑garde releases feature a warm, distorted edge that avoids sterile digital precision. • The Method: Aggressive gain‑staging, driven mixers, tape‑saturation modeling. • The Result: Thick harmonic crunch and archival coloration.
3. Generative Sequencing & LFO Modulation Rhythmic movements feel modular and alive rather than rigidly programmed. • The Method: Multiple LFOs modulating filters, pitch envelopes, and stereo panning. • The Result: Slowly morphing synth lines that avoid repetition and mimic hardware modular unpredictability.
4. Heavy Spatial Mapping & Reverb Sculpting Spatial processing functions as a primary compositional tool. • The Method: Long, decaying stereo reverb tails with sculpted EQ. • The Result: Cavernous sonic voids characteristic of the Om Pharaoh Records aesthetic.
Notes
This entry is preserved as part of the Elsewhere archive — a collection of external references, algorithmic interpretations, and off‑site echoes of Om Pharaoh Records. Not entirely accurate, but close enough to be uncanny, and interesting as a reflection of how OPR appears beyond its own walls.
Radio & Podcasts
As mentioned earlier, people reach out, and Larry Winfield, of the international underground podzine Magnetofunky: Walkabout from San Francisco, contacted me to let me know he was using the track Chakrasamvara from Ov Moi Omm. The track is from the Dominion Commercial album. Since then, he seems to have expanded. Ov Moi Omm appears on the episode, Walkabout 25 - The R And R Question.
Ov Moi Omm has appeared on WFMU, a New Jersey independent freeform radio station, on an episode of Serious Moonlight Sonatas with Carol, a playlist from December 4, 2022. A condensed version of the Hector B. Poole Lp.
YSMHB appeared on the CIUT, a campus and community radio station owned and operated by the University of Toronto. Broadcasted live, 89.5 FM, from their St. George Campus in Toronto. YSMHB appeared on an episode of Unknown Pleasures, hosted by Mopa Dean. The track, Evolves includes Meadow, taken from the compilation release, Compendium of Therapeutic Selections. The track appears on the New Years 2026 episode of the program. The track for the compilation was initially selected from the Lp, Neuro Hypnotic Trance Session.
Acheulean Age (CJSW 90.9 FM, Canada)
The Yellow Sunshine Microdot Happiness Band track "It Emanates For That Is Its Nature" was featured on an episode of Acheulean Age, a long-running music program broadcast through CJSW 90.9 FM in Calgary, Alberta. The March 14, 2026 episode presented a wide-ranging selection of music spanning multiple genres, eras, and traditions. It Emanates For That Is Its Nature appeared within the broadcast's published tracklist alongside artists from Canada and abroad.
KBOO Community Radio – Prison Pipeline (Oregon, USA)
The Yellow Omm track "innhalfwards" was used as background music for an episode of Prison Pipeline, a long-running public affairs program broadcast through KBOO Community Radio serving Portland, Hood River, and Corvallis, Oregon.
Hosted by Emma Lugo, the March 14, 2022 episode featured a discussion with Representative Tawna Sanchez concerning the Oregon legislative session, criminal justice reform, re-entry support services for incarcerated women, police-search consent legislation, and broader issues affecting communities involved in the justice system.
Within the program notes, innhalfwards was specifically credited as the music used during the station's pitch drive segment. The accompanying description also included background information about Yellow Omm and its origins as a collaboration between Ov Moi Omm and The Yellow Sunshine Microdot Happiness Band.
University of British Columbia – Global Migration Podcast (Canada)
The Irama Gema track "Circling the Stars (Clouds of Dust)" was featured in Season 3, Episode 05 of the Global Migration Podcast, produced by the Centre for Migration Studies at the University of British Columbia (UBC).
Titled "A Story of Absence: South Asian Migration in 1910s Argentina," the episode examines the experiences of Punjabi labourers who arrived in Buenos Aires in 1912 and the broader historical mechanisms of immigration, exclusion, and belonging in Argentina. The track appeared as part of the episode's soundscape alongside archival recordings and historical source material.
The Global Migration Podcast explores migration histories, contemporary mobility issues, and research being conducted through UBC's migration studies programs.
Somerset House – The Process: Slimy Worlds & Quantum Listening (United Kingdom)
Music by Irama Gema was credited in Slimy Worlds & Quantum Listening, an episode of The Process, a podcast series released through Somerset House in London. The episode follows artist and former quantum physicist Libby Heaney as she explores ideas surrounding quantum entanglement, deep listening, perception, and interconnected systems. The discussion brings together perspectives from biology, quantum theory, artistic practice, and experimental forms of listening. While the specific Irama Gema track is not identified, the project is listed alongside other contributing artists and composers featured within the program. Included here as a credited appearance.
Geisteswissenschaften als Beruf / Max Weber Stiftung (Germany)
The Irama Gema track "Gurmukh Shouts," was featured in Episode 18 of Geisteswissenschaften als Beruf, a podcast published through Hypotheses and the Max Weber Stiftung.
Titled "Eingesperrt!? Strafrechtsreformen in Deutschland und im kolonialen Indien" ("Imprisoned!? Criminal Law Reforms in Germany and Colonial India"), the episode examines historical developments in criminal law and incarceration practices in both Germany and colonial India. The discussion draws upon historical research, legal history, and broader questions concerning justice, punishment, and reform.
The track appears within the episode's music credits alongside other musical sources used throughout the production.
The Celluloid Mirror – The Legacy of 1970s Independent Animation
The Yellow Omm track "Black Afghan" was featured in The Legacy of 1970s Independent Animation, an episode of The Celluloid Mirror. The episode examines American independent animation during the 1970s, discussing filmmakers and artists including Ralph Bakshi, Sally Cruikshank, Eli Noyes, Don Bluth, Lillian Schwartz, and Will Vinton. Black Afghan appears among the credited musical selections used throughout the production.
Radio Panik 105.4 FM (Brussels, Belgium) — PICKLS XP
The Occurrence: Broadcasted on the alternative waves of Brussels' Radio Panik, the experimental music program PICKLS XP featured material from the OPR universe during an interview block with artist Cristina Cerqueira. The tracks provided an atmospheric backdrop to a discussion surrounding her contemporary photography exhibition, "love & piss," (a collaboration with photographer Patrice Niset) at the l'Autonomie art center.
Track Information: Ov Moi Omm – All is Shadow and Light
Ov Moi Omm - Conform or be cast out
Context Details: Air date: Wednesday, December 1, 2021 | Episode: PICKLS XP /53
Mysteeripodi uses music from Yellow Omm, Irama Gema and Ov Moi Omm on a few of its podcasts. Mysteeripodi is podcast created by Jyrki Pitkä.
“Babeczka, która lubi samoloty — Moje Spotkania #001” — Adam Owczarek
Uploaded to SoundCloud as the first episode of Moje Spotkania, this podcast features Joanna Filipek — one of the few women working as a ground traffic coordinator (“marshal” or “follow‑me” operator) at Polish airports, guiding aircraft on the tarmac at Łódź Airport Władysław Reymont. Interview and editing by Adam Owczarek. The episode credits Ov Moi Omm for the track “Conform or Be Cast Out.”
“A Survivor’s Guide to Health — Two Stories, Three Tips: How to Triumph Over Disaster” — PJ Aubrey
Uploaded as part of PJ Aubrey’s A Survivor’s Guide to Health podcast series, this episode weaves together two personal stories with science‑based advice on resilience and coping during difficult times. The audio credits include Ov Moi Omm.
The award‑winning podcast Those Who Can’t Teach Anymore, hosted by Charles Fournier, featured the Ov Moi Omm track I Was Different in the episode Why Are We Here? (January 11, 2023). The series examines the pressures facing educators today, exploring burnout, systemic challenges, and the shifting purpose of education through interviews with teachers, researchers, and policy voices. The track appears alongside music by Julian Saporiti, contributing to the episode’s reflective tone.
Radio F.R.E.I. (Germany) featured the track Conform or be Cast Out, credited to Ov Moi Omm, within a special broadcast created by trainees of the Thuringian community radio stations. The program, titled “I create, therefore I am”, was produced for the theme day Generation Y – Our Life in the 21st Century.
The episode by David Straub explored mental health in the workplace, drawing on insights from psychotherapist Timo Schiele, co‑author of Burn On – always close to Burn Out. A second feature by Charlott Zerna examined generational differences in leadership and followership. The track appeared as part of the broadcast’s audio landscape, accompanying discussions on stress, identity, and contemporary work culture.
The AntiSF Radio Show (Australia), produced and hosted by Ion Newcombe (“Nuke”), featured the ICDC track Conquest, taken from the 2019 EP of the same name. AntiSF is a long‑running Australian program dedicated to speculative flash fiction — science fiction, fantasy, and horror — often narrated by the authors themselves. Each episode presents short literary works alongside curated audio selections, forming a hybrid of storytelling and sound.
The track appeared within one of the show’s weekly broadcasts, accompanying a segment of speculative fiction and contributing to the program’s atmospheric soundbed. AntiSF remains a notable platform for experimental audio intersections, where music and narrative briefly meet.
The Polyphony Più track "Through My Astrolabe" was featured as the intro and outro music for the episode Braille, hosted by Ion Newcombe. The episode, presents a collection of speculative fiction and audio storytelling, including works by multiple writers and contributors. Through My Astrolabe appears in the production credits as the program's opening and closing music.
A Scary Home Companion (Podcast) — "The Haunting of Crooked Neck"
The independent audio horror/fiction storytelling podcast, A Scary Home Companion, on the Swedish podcast tracking directory, Poddtoppen, featured the Ov Moi Omm track, ”I Was Different” on an episode titled "The Haunting of Crooked Neck." The track, along with other artists, serves as an atmospheric background layer to a dark, supernatural tale centered on a vengeful ghost and a local haunting.
The Homegrown podcast (UK), created and hosted by Nic Treadwell, featured the Ov Moi Omm piece Outre as the opening and closing sting for the episode A Child of the Micro – Retro Revivals & The Path Back to Play (February 21, 2021). Homegrown blends personal storytelling, cultural reflection, and curated audio, with this episode exploring early home‑computer nostalgia and the ZX Spectrum era. The track appears in the episode’s intro and outro, framing Treadwell’s narrative.
The Ballyraven Field Guide podcast featured the Ov Moi Omm track I Was Different in the episode Ohio’s Disembodied Hands (Paranormal Entities # 4). The series blends folklore, cryptid lore, and narrative audio documentary through the fictional Ballyraven Cryptid Wildlife Protection Agency (BCWPA). The track appears within the episode’s atmospheric sound design, accompanying the show’s exploration of the “Path Hands” phenomenon in Pike Lake, Ohio.
The Nervous Nellies (Podcast) - A weekly mental‑health podcast hosted by Jarrod and Gabriel, focusing on open conversations about therapy, medication, emotions, and personal experience. The show credits Yellow Omm in its episodes.
This Gun In My Hand - Episode 152
The Yellow Omm track "Hurhis" was credited in Episode 152 of the independent audio drama and comedy mystery series This Gun In My Hand.
The episode, titled Has This Gun In My Hand Ever Happened To You?, incorporates music, sound effects, and archival recordings from a variety of Creative Commons and public-domain sources. Hurhis appears among the episode's production credits alongside other music and sound contributors.
“The Lost Million” — Edgar Wallace (Audiobook)
A Russian audiobook adaptation of Edgar Wallace’s The Lost Million, released as part of the “Retro Detective” cycle. The music credits include Ov Moi Omm for “outdated 6” and Pulse Burst for “Moral Basis of Individualism.”
The New Testament Setting Podcast (Amazon / Audible)
-A podcast by Benjamin Browning exploring the historical and social context of New Testament writings. The show uses Ov Moi Omm music for its intro and out music in its episodes.
Tom Shaw – “Are We Living in The Itchy & Scratchy Show?”
The Irama Gema track “The Construal of Space In Language And Thought” was featured in the audio version of Are We Living in "The Itchy & Scratchy Show?", an essay by writer Tom Shaw.
Using The Simpsons as a point of departure, the article examines contemporary culture, media, politics, social behavior, and public life through the lens of the long-running animated series. The accompanying audio presentation incorporates music from several artists, including Irama Gema.
Videogames
Night Mode (TapTap)
The Irama Gema track "Therapeutic Hypotonia / Ngayau" was credited in Night Mode, a puzzle game developed by Noah Cuadrado and distributed through the TapTap platform.
The game challenges players to recreate randomly generated patterns before time runs out. Within the game's description, Therapeutic Hypotonia / Ngayau is acknowledged as the music used for the title's Dawn Mode.
Uploaded to YouTube by Virtual Bastion, an episode of Screenshot Theater – Metroid Dread features the ICDC track, Decay into Photons, from the 2021 LP Croquis et thèmes. The piece appears in the episode’s audio credits.
The Ov Moi Omm track, Power from the Sun, from the Lp, Riḥla, was used in a videogame submission called, Leviathan. Submitted by Kejoku, Rembo to GMTK Game Jam 2024.
The indie game Mobsteroids Vendetta, a twin‑stick shooter created by an independent developer on itch.io, includes the track Feedback, credited to Ov Moi Omm as part of its background music. The game follows “Bob the Alien” in a revenge‑driven battle against a space‑mafia, combining arcade‑style action with a retro aesthetic. The track appears in the game’s audio credits alongside other sources used in its sound design.
The Ov Moi Omm track, Hardd Vakuum Remix, a bonus track from the single, Altai Vakuum Konflik, appeared in the videogame, A Pill's Life, created by Dingus.
SheriffRicks (itch.io)
The Polyphony Più track "Heavens to Murgatroyd" was credited in SheriffRicks, an independent game developed during a game jam. The project is a shooting-gallery style game featuring multiple Creative Commons audio and music sources. Heavens to Murgatroyd appears among the music credits used throughout the production. Created by Ludwig Squirrel.
Weird And Unfortunate Things Are Happening (2023)
The Ov Moi Omm track "Wanderings at Wharf" was included in the soundtrack of Weird And Unfortunate Things Are Happening, an independent role-playing game developed by Sapphire Dream Games. Within the published soundtrack listing, Wanderings at Wharf appears under the game's Dungeon music selections, alongside music from numerous independent artists and composers featured throughout the project.
Heretical Affliction (itch.io)
The Ov Moi Omm track "Gesticulating" was featured in Heretical Affliction, a browser-based horror game prototype created by Nomnom for UDC Jam #31. The game places players inside a corrupted operating system where they must navigate a series of unsettling challenges while avoiding supernatural consequences. Within the project's credits, Gesticulating is acknowledged alongside other Creative Commons sound and music sources used throughout the experience.
OPR music has appeared in gamer posts, Call of Duty - Warzone III. A cut up. An audio accompaniment of amalgamated music from the OPR universe.
The DarkLegion channel on YouTube credits the Ov Moi Omm track Aokigahara from the Senses Ep in their intro sequence.
Hobbies+
Tiny Hands Fashion House – Artist Talk: Test-Garment Portraits
The Yellow Omm track "innhalfwards" was featured in Artist Talk Test-Garment Portraits, a discussion hosted by Tiny Hands Fashion House. The video follows a conversation between Katreena Dyrek and Emmanuel Cortés, focusing on Emmanuel's ongoing project using reclaimed muslin scraps from a tailoring practice. Part artist interview and part creative exchange, the discussion explores process, experimentation, materials, and the role art plays in everyday life.
School chairs carved into designs, Instagram. Music Ov Moi Omm's Crito, from the Lp, How to Time Travel.
Instagram user norcalxfr featured the Irama Gema track Into the Unknown (to See what we Own) in a short video showcasing remote-controlled vehicles. Posted in April 2023, the video carried the caption “Bored with toys.” and credited the track directly within the post description. While brief, the appearance reflects another example of OPR material finding its way into personal creative projects and hobby communities outside the usual music-listening environment.
mbmmlc – Gold Refining Experiments (YouTube)
The Yellow Omm track "Ordinarily only one OMM is required during an initial Installation" was featured in Can I Refine the Gold from this Gold-Filled Jewelry??? Part 2, a YouTube video by mbmmlc. The video documents a series of experiments attempting to recover gold and silver from gold-filled jewelry using smelting, oxidation, and refining techniques. The track appears in the video's music credits.
A YouTube channel, Diary of a Ditch Witch, music used with credit, Ov Moi Omm, I Was Different, from the Lp. djunoun djarum kretek.
“Making Our Own Post Box” — Rothaí Watermill
Uploaded by Rothaí Watermill, this short documents the process of building a handmade post box as part of their ongoing craft and community projects.
The video credits Ov Moi Omm for the track “Perception and Energy (Laconic #IV Edit)” from Minor Collection Ov Assorted Pieces, Volume VII.
The biologist and underwater photographer and writer, Klaus "Pacificklaus" Stiefel, who, based in the Philippines, where the diving is centred, has used The Sabian Star Worshippers, in his videos on his YouTube channel, Pacificklaus. The tracks on the channel, music is credited to Ov Moi Omm and can be found on the LP, L'art de l'observation.
All is Shadow and Light, music credited to Ov Moi Omm, appears on the Lp, Croquis et thèmes.
Activate Consciousness, music credited to Ov Moi Omm, appears on the Lp, Experiment I.
Denholm Motorsport used the track, For this Relief, Much Thanks!, from the Ov Moi Omm Lp, Union Spring.
“Moses Cemetery in Pleasant View” — Darrick Patrick. Filmed in the old Moses Cemetery on Little Wolf Creek Rd. in Williamsburg, Kentucky, and uploaded to YouTube by Darrick Patrick. Features a slowed‑down version of the Ov Moi Omm track “I Was Different” from the djunoun djarum Kretek Lp, credited in the upload.
“Riding Around Eugene #47: Critical Mass 7/26/2024”, "Riding Around Eugene #70: First Spring Ride of 2025" — Uploaded by Brien, this video features the Yellow Omm track laede‑neminem from the LP V.
Warhammer 40K Videos — Piet de Koning
The videos “Warhammer 40K Possessed Chaos Rhino supported by Chaos Terminators” and “Warhammer 40K – World Eaters – Daemon Prince”, uploaded to YouTube by Piet de Koning, credit Ov Moi Omm for the tracks Caliphate ov Oshawa Creek, Durham Regional Municipality from the album Aazhaway, Kanadario, KANATA.
Art, Video & Film
B Astro Rad — Carina Nebula (SpaceEngine Simulation)
A deep‑space simulation video created by B Astro Rad, a YouTube channel focused on astronomical visualizations and SpaceEngine‑based explorations. The video presents a high‑resolution journey through the Carina Nebula (NGC 3372), traveling at a simulated speed of 1 light‑year per second. Using SpaceEngine Pro, the creator guides viewers through the nebula’s vast emission clouds, star‑forming regions, and diffuse structures, offering a slow, immersive passage through one of the Milky Way’s most dramatic stellar nurseries.
The soundtrack features “Circling the Stars (Clouds of Dust)” by Irama Gema. The pairing of drifting cosmic imagery with Irama Gema’s atmospheric textures creates a meditative, space‑ambient experience that aligns naturally with the project’s experimental sound palette.
Creator: B Astro Rad Subject: Carina Nebula (NGC 3372) Medium: SpaceEngine Pro simulation Music: Irama Gema — “Circling the Stars (Clouds of Dust)”
Connor Criss – Black Holes in Desmos
The Polyphony Più track "A Furthering Inn Più" was featured in Black Holes in Desmos, a video by Connor Criss demonstrating the creation of a black hole simulation within the Desmos graphing calculator. The project explores mathematical visualization and computer-generated representations of gravitational phenomena. A Furthering Inn Più appears as the video's credited music selection, accompanying the animated demonstration and explanation.
Irama Gema Compilation Video (External Upload)
A YouTube upload presenting a 4-hour compilation of Irama Gema experimental albums. The creator, MusicaProhibidaDeYt, appears to archive complete releases from various underground artists, the channel "This channel serves as a place to download Lost Media and irreverent and hard-to-find music." This upload includes full‑length Irama Gema albums with original artwork and is grouped with the creator’s other archival postings. Included for completeness as a long‑form preservation of the project.
YouTube channel, The Infamous and Invincible Cheaptoyman, music credits ICDC's The Sabian Star Worshippers for the video, BLUNT MUSIC: Mystery Chill Space Ambient Mystery Mix Tape Toke Session (12 minutes). The track used is from the Lp, L'art de l'observation.
The Infamous and Invincible Cheaptoyman — “30 Minutes of Drum N Bass, Noise and Experimental Techno”
A curated 30‑minute experimental mix by Cheaptoyman featuring multiple underground artists. The video credits Pulse Burst, Polyphony Piu, Ov Moi Omm, Irama Gema, and others, with inclusion of OPR material within the layered textures of the mix. The specific track placements are blended within the composition and not individually isolated, but the creator provides full credit in the description.
The YouTube channel, Zarpe Songs, uses Ov Moi Omm's Crito, from the Lp, How to Time Travel.
“UE5 Fractal Landscapes” — Neil Wilkinson
Uploaded to YouTube by Neil Wilkinson, this video showcases Mandelbrot and Julia fractals generated with his own C++ program and used as heightmaps for large‑scale landscapes in Unreal Engine 5. The upload credits 10 Echo for the track Of the Remote, the Strange and the Unadaptable from the Ophiuchus Lp, with thanks for making the music available for others to use.
The Wall (Behance)
The Ov Moi Omm track "In A Meditative State" was featured in The Wall, a digital art and visualization project created by Robert Walentynowicz. Published through Behance in 2015, the project combines architectural visualization, environmental design, and video presentation centered around a large geometric structure situated within historic interior spaces. The accompanying video credits In A Meditative State as part of the project's audio component.
“Grave — CG Video Art” — Parker Shen
Uploaded by Parker Shen, this piece is a short CG video artwork exploring form, atmosphere, and digital texture. The upload credits Ov Moi Omm for the track “That Pad (Near You)” from Realtered Nonsense — The Remixes II.
The YouTube channel, Advance Institute of Artificial Art has used music from the OPR catalogue in two videos. "Artificial Intelligence Created Music Video with Trippy Visuals Second Installment" credits the track, Withdrawn & Introspective, from Pulse Burst's Branches. Currents. Conducts Lp. Music credited to Ov Moi Omm. Next video, "Psychedelic AI Computer Generated Endless Zoom Video", music credited to Ov Moi Omm, Citadel 1 includes the Teachings of Paimon from the Ep, Citadel 1; Citadel 3.
The YouTube channel, Car Photography, music used with credit is from the Ov Moi Omm Lp, Dulcet Undertones Amidst an Agitated Cacophony, Nur al-Anwar (Incandesce).
Reactor core – jRivers
Art By Me and Mine. Music credited to Ov Moi Omm.
“Waterpunkgirl Encounters Flying Fish” — Bernd Limberg
Created by artist Bernd Limberg, who handled the modelling, texturing, animation, compositing, and rendering for this cyber‑aquatic short. The video credits Pulse Burst for the track “Vojwode von Siebenbürgen” from The Structuralists’ Evocation of Principles (Clean Mix).
“Viagem Interior” — Campos Cultural Festival 2024
Uploaded as part of the Campos Cultural Festival 2024 in Campos do Jordão (SP), this work explores the idea of an inner journey — a symbolic process of human transmutation, self‑knowledge, and personal transformation. The video credits Ov Moi Omm for the track “Komunikasi” from Sebelun Ade Ep.
“T1_X04 – Exploración 4 /// A journey into the deep purple” — Juan Dallochio
Uploaded by Juan Dallochio from Buenos Aires (CABA), this piece traces a visual and spatial exploration through deep‑violet atmospheres, developing material sensations out of darkness and quiet, shifting forms. The video credits Ov Moi Omm for the track “Visceral Social Conditioning” from Interovmoiommosis.
“Manmade Horrors Beyond All Comprehension” — Dr Jankenstein
Uploaded by Dr Jankenstein. The video credits Ov Moi Omm for the track “Fluctuating Deviant Chaotrons Penetrating the Synaptic Relays” from The Defence Structure.
Adelaide Voronova — “Forests and rhythms together blur the boundaries of reality - outdated 9 -- Ov Moi Omm -- Unnamed album” and “Music Makes You Fall in Love with Nature Again - Neo Glycerin -- Irama Gema -- Unnamed album”
Uploaded by Adelaide Voronova, a Russian creator whose channel, “The most interesting things about seemingly simple things” explores surprising stories and little‑known facts about the world around us. The first video credits Ov Moi Omm for the track outdated 9, the second video credits Irama Gema for the track Neo Glycerin.
Whoosh! (Rutube) — OPR Artists Cluster
A Russian creator on Rutube known for pairing scenic nature footage with ambient and experimental music. Across numerous uploads, the channel has used a wide range of OPR‑related artists, consistently providing credit in the descriptions. Featured artists include Ov Moi Omm, Yellow Omm, Irama Gema, 10 Echo, Pulse Burst, Julia Felix, Ihsan & The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari, and Omniman. Each artist page is linked below for reference. This entry consolidates all Whoosh! appearances into a single listing
Ov Moi Omm - Mellow, Psychedelic Experimental - Roronoa Zoro.
Video made using music credited to Ov Moi Omm, description, Mellow, Psychedelic Experimental Noize for what ever might be left ov Your Soul in these Modern times.
“Gesticulating” — UI Mockup
A stylized digital player mockup featuring the track “Gesticulating” by Ov Moi Omm, released under an Attribution 4.0 International License. From the album Moi Omm A Go Go. Progress Documentation.
Philipp Broock — “Acknowledgment / Fun With Exposure” (YouTube)
A short visual experiment by Philipp Broock featuring long‑exposure photography with model Alexey. The video credits Yellow Omm – “The Erosion of International Order”.
"Roe" is a dance video planned, shot and choreographed by Anna Juniewicz for the Tokyo Space Dance Exhibition 2022, an international online screendance event "Butoh Space Dance" designed to connect body, nature, and art. In the Butoh-based, nature-inspired dance performance, among other music used with credit:
Yellow Omm - Feral Drifts, from Desedimentation Ep,
Ov Moi Omm - All Aglow, from IV Lp.
Filmed in Lille, Nord, Hauts-de-France, “Le Rêve de Gaby", In memory of David Lynch - Néons Amoureux is an independent experimental short film, written by director Julien Ferdinande (JuJu Films). A homage to David Lynch, the film uses left over footage from Ferdinande’s “Neon Lover” series. Features two tracks used with credit from the OPR universe:
Ov Moi Omm - Diptera, from djunoun djarum Kretek
Pulse Burst - Sea of Green, from The Structuralists Evocation of Principles (Clean Mix)
“The Trees Are Down” — A Visual Poem". A visual interpretation of the Charlotte Mew poem by Jonathan K. Features two tracks used with credit from the OPR universe:
Pulse Burst — Sister Riskat Lawal, from Vorms, Motion, Tones and Themes
Ov Moi Omm — Wūd˘ỉ‑ỉensəu (In Four Parts), from djunoun djarum Kretek.
“Maid Coffee and Polaroids,” A short experimental film uploaded to YouTube by actor, screenwriter, director, and cinematographer CJ (CJwww). Features the opening track Baten el Ghoul from Ov Moi Omm’s djunoun djarum Kretek Lp, used with credit.
“Un faux cop” — France TV / Infracourts
A short documentary film by editor Marie Ramaugé and journalist‑image reporter Émo Touré, produced in December 2021 as part of the Infracourts documentary competition launched by France TV. The film follows journalist Valentin Gendrot as he reflects on his undercover work inside the 19th arrondissement police station in Paris, and on the blurred lines between infiltration, truth, and betrayal. The upload credits Ov Moi Omm for music used in the film
"Куда делась душа? | Рекал 6–7 сезонов" (YouTube)
The Irama Gema track "Zaqqum" was credited in the YouTube video "Куда делась душа? | Рекал 6–7 сезонов" ("Where Did the Soul Go? | Recap Seasons 6–7").
The video presents a long-form discussion and review, incorporating music from several independent artists whose work was sourced through the Free Music Archive.
Zaqqum appears among the credited musical selections used throughout the production.
HumanSlop — “They Lied to You About Artstyle”
A video essay by HumanSlop discussing artistic style and creative process. The end credits Ov Moi Omm – “Transfiguration.”
Civil Doshard – How The Last of Us Tricked the Conservative Right
The Yellow Omm track "illegitimate moulds" was featured in How The Last of Us Tricked the Conservative Right, a YouTube video by Civil Doshard. The video examines themes, audience reception, and cultural discussion surrounding The Last of Us Part II. Alongside music from several independent artists, illegitimate moulds appears among the credited musical selections used throughout the presentation.
EMST TEMPORARY EXHIBITIONS 2022. Video Sergio Zalmas. Music used with credit, Ov Moi Omm, Wūd˘ỉ‑ỉensəu (In Four Parts), from djunoun djarum Kretek.
Trinity Hall — “Rockstars” (Fundraising Video)
A promotional video from Trinity Hall that includes a credit for Ov Moi Omm in its description. The specific track and placement are not audible in the public version of the video, suggesting it may have been used in an earlier cut, alternate upload, or low‑volume background layer. This entry is included for archival completeness.
Special Arad — Timișoara & Arad Events
A set of videos uploaded by Special Arad documenting cultural events in Timișoara and Arad.
Scenes from Timișoara during its 2023 European Capital of Culture celebrations.
The upload credits Ov Moi Omm for the track "Lake Ontario" from Aazhaway, Kanadario, KANATA.
Alex Halka: NOD — kimæra — kinema ikon
A Special Arad upload featuring work by Alex Halka as part of the Capital of Culture programming. The video credits Ov Moi Omm for the track “Diptera” from the djunoun djarum Kretek Lp.
Redeschiderea Muzeului de Artă Arad
Coverage of the reopening of the Arad Art Museum, including the immersive room, the Romanian Art Gallery, the “Birth of Light” exhibition dedicated to Onisim Colta, and Irina Dragomir’s “Red, yellow and blue,” the first Art Safari exhibition in Arad. The upload credits Ov Moi Omm for music from “The Constitution ov One’s Own Physical Health” from How To Time Travel.
Sivert Almvik — Lens Test Video
In a YouTube upload by Norwegian street and documentary photographer Sivert Almvik, titled “A small test of a Canon FD 24 mm f/2.8 with a K&F Concept adapter | Fuji X‑S20 | Film Convert,” the music is credited to Ov Moi Omm — the track Nostalgia just isn’t what it use to be from the Lp Thru The Sandbox, Just Outside Ov Mecca Flats.
Wilderness Vagabonds — Time‑lapse by Mike Lewinski
Uploaded by Mike Lewinski of Wilderness Vagabonds, this time‑lapse video was filmed in Crestone, Colorado, USA. The upload credits 10 Echo for the track “Staring off into Nothing while restoring cosmic order” from the Actuality; Pentad Ep, with thanks for making the music available.
“Living and Non‑Living Antennas” — nua
Uploaded by nua, this video accompanies the exhibition Living and Inanimate Antennas, part of the annual Frequencies festival at the Khodynka Gallery. The project explores antennas — technical, natural, architectural, and human — as receivers and transmitters of information, bringing together artists, architects, scientists, and engineers in a cross‑disciplinary investigation of signal, form, and communication. The upload credits Ov Moi Omm for the track “All is Shadow and Light”.
Pre-sale of the book "Suerte es que le digo" by Lenin Ortega Verkami. Video upload by Lenin Games. The music used with credit as part of the upload, the Ov Moi Omm track A Hard Vacuum Not Completely Empty (Remix), from Altai Vakuum Konflict single.
LAFARIUM – Cuatro ojos y un cuerno blanco (Argentina)
The Yellow Omm track "Echoing the Rhetorics of Illusion" was featured in Cuatro ojos y un cuerno blanco (2026), a literary and creative project by Diego Arandojo and LAFARIUM in Buenos Aires, Argentina. The project documents the development of a new literary work, combining text, production footage, and creative process material. Echoing the Rhetorics of Illusion appears among the credited musical selections used throughout the production alongside other independently released works sourced through Creative Commons channels.
Coverage of a presentation held at Café Artigas in the City of Buenos Aires, for the novel "El humo y la ash" by Emanuel Rosso. YouTube upload from the channel, diegoarandojo. Music used with credit, Ov Moi Omm’s, The Constitution ov Ones own Physical Health, from the Lp, How to Time Travel.
Videopaisajismo: Cuatro visiones en el parque (Peru)
The Irama Gema track Ramanujan was featured throughout Videopaisajismo: Cuatro visiones en el parque, a Peruvian video-art initiative presented by Fundación Telefónica Movistar and Alta Tecnología Andina (ATA).
The project brought together the works of Diego Lama, Diego Orihuela, Janine Soenens, and Maya Watanabe, exploring the relationship between landscape, technology, memory, public space, and contemporary urban experience. Presented in Lima during the Feria de Artes FAS, the exhibition consisted of large-scale outdoor video installations accompanied by a series of artist interviews, project documentation, and supporting materials.
Across multiple videos associated with the project, including artist interviews and exhibition documentation, Ramanujan was credited as part of the musical accompaniment.
One of the featured works, Feedback by Janine Soenens, involved collecting water from one of the most contaminated sections of the Rímac River and transporting it closer to its source as a symbolic act of restoration and balance. Other participating artists examined the intersections of landscape, technology, habitation, displacement, and contemporary experience through video-based works.
The project was organized by Fundación Telefónica Movistar and Alta Tecnología Andina, with music credits repeatedly identifying: Ramanujan — Irama Gema
A video on energy conservation by the Department of Civil, Construction and Environmental Engineering of the University of Naples Federico II, as part of the Smart Energy Master project. Music used with credit, Ov Moi Omm’s Mighty Generic, from djunoun djarum Kretek.
“La danza in 1 minuto – Partecipa!” — Coorpi
Uploaded by Coorpi as part of their call for submissions to the Dance in 1 Minute contest. The video invites participants to express what dance means to them through a one‑minute film, with details and deadlines provided on the Coorpi website. The upload credits Ov Moi Omm for the track “Mighty Generic” from the djunoun djarum Kretek Lp.
“One Picture That Haunted Me For Years” — Spikima Movies
Uploaded by Spikima Movies, these video essays, the first features two tracks from the OPR catalogue: “All is Shadow and Light " by ICDC from Croquis et thèmes, and “The Derelict Casino” by Pulse Burst from Of The Lush Abundances & Melancholic Reflections in the Autumnal Equinox. The second, Omniman's The Reek of Madness from Aleatoricism in Artificial Sound. The music is credited in the upload.
“Hungerstreik am Jobcenter” — MNSTR.TV / Ostviertel
Uploaded by Ostviertel, this MNSTR.TV report follows Pascal Thüer, who began a hunger strike in June 2015 to protest the treatment of Hartz‑IV recipients. A contribution by Mareike Tjaden and Justus Ratzmann. The video credits Ov Moi Omm for the track “I Was Different” from the djunoun djarum Kretek Lp.
“El examen” — CINEFEST / IES Alonso Quijano
Uploaded by CINEFEST, this short film from the IES Alonso Quijano Bachillerato program follows a group of friends who sneak into their institute to retrieve exams, only to find themselves separated — and not alone in the building. Created for the 9th Edition of the CINEDFEST Educational Film Festival. The video credits Ov Moi Omm for the track “I Was Different” from the djunoun djarum Kretek Lp.
“Imagine You Are a Tree” — Joe Renwick
Created for OnScreen 2022, this short made the top 12 in the National Finals, winning Best Animation and Best Interpretation of the Film Brief: Alternate Realities.
The video credits Ov Moi Omm for the track Ape Itch Too from Accumulations.
Архитектурный детектив (YouTube) — "Metropolis vs. Aelita: Two Visions of the Future"
Ov Moi Omm’s “Perception and Energy (Laconic IV Edit)” was used, along with artists in the feature by the design and history channel, Архитектурный детектив (Architectural Detective). The documentary film analyzes how 1920s cinema conceptualized cities of the future, mapping out a direct comparison between the grand, terrifying skyscrapers of Fritz Lang’s Metropolis and the constructivist, utopian architecture of the Soviet classic Aelita.
“Mural Timelapse with Artist Amanda Pullano” — Hostel La Suerte Monteverde
Uploaded by Hostel La Suerte Monteverde, this short timelapse captures North American artist Amanda Pullano painting a mural in February 2023. The video credits Ov Moi Omm for the track “Perception & Energy (Re‑Interpretation I)”, taken from the 2017 compilation Eras & Phases 2015–2016.
Ambaalamps – Interpretation of Rage
The Yellow Omm track "Iaede-neminem" was featured in Experience the RAW EMOTION of This Artist's Interpretation of Rage, a YouTube video by artist Ambaalamps.
The video documents the creation of an expressionist oil painting exploring the theme of rage and artistic interpretation. In the description, the creator discusses the inspiration behind the work and credits Iaede-neminem as part of the video's musical accompaniment.
crypticarium (Instagram)
Artist crypticarium featured the Yellow Omm track "illegitimate moulds" in multiple Instagram posts documenting the development of carving and design projects, including works titled Guillotine and The Dagger. The posts focus on the process of refining original drawings and preparing designs for carving, with illegitimate moulds used as accompanying audio throughout the creative process. The track is credited directly within the post descriptions.
Franconia 2122: A Self Guided Walking Tour (United States)
Music by Ov Moi Omm was featured in Franconia 2122: A Self Guided Walking Tour, an audio-based art project created by Renée Reizman for Franconia Sculpture Park.
Published in 2022, the project guides visitors through the park using a series of audio recordings that combine field recordings, narration, history, and speculative storytelling. Drawing from archival materials and the site's history, the tour imagines possible futures while reflecting on the sculptures, landscape, and cultural memory of the park. The project credits Ov Moi Omm among the musical contributors used throughout the production.
Imersão Mediterrânea — "Deslocamentos Possíveis" (Art Exhibition)
Imersão Mediterrânea (Mediterranean Immersion), a multimedia, audiovisual mapping project mapping pathways through the Mediterranean (including the Ebro Delta, Malta, Valencia, Ibiza, Sardinia, Sicily, and Cyprus), serving as an artistic, political, and environmental cartography created during the pandemic. The Ov Moi Omm track, “Perception and Energy”, along with other musical artists, is featured in the soundtrack section ("Músicas/Trilhas sonoras"). The track was woven into an expansive, multimedia environmental art project by artist Karla Brunet, titled Deslocamentos Possíveis (Possible Displacements). The track scores a segment titled "Porto Arenella e o lixo" (Porto Arenella and the garbage). The audiovisual cartography documents paths, currents, and ecological realities across the Mediterranean Sea, focusing on underwater pollution and waste in Porto Arenella, Sicily.
Arturelia – The Gentlemen Review (YouTube)
The YouTube channel Arturelia featured the Irama Gema track “The Deep Battle Doctrine” in an episode discussing Guy Ritchie's The Gentlemen. Titled Should You try The Gentlemen? CLASSY OR CHEESY (ft. CynsCorner), the review incorporated the track as part of its musical backdrop alongside selections from other independent and royalty‑free artists.
The episode examined the film's style, characters, and presentation while using “The Deep Battle Doctrine” as part of its audio landscape during the discussion.
Supersexual (2023) Written and directed by Kosta Karakashyan. Uploaded by the director, this short film explores themes of queer identity and body culture. The video credits Yellow Omm for the track “blalizardz mollis pod,” taken from the 2014 LP Konx Om Pax.
Music Libraries & Background Collections
Fonau.ru (Music Library) — OPR Artists Cluster
A Russian background‑music and Creative Commons library that redistributes tracks for presentations, advertising, video projects, and focus playlists. Multiple OPR‑related artists appear across their collections, including Ov Moi Omm, Polyphony Più, Irama Gema, Omniman, Pulse Burst, Yellow Omm, 10 Echo, Julia Felix, and Ihsan & The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari. Each artist page is linked in the description for reference. Tracks are redistributed under their original Creative Commons licenses. Included as a multi‑artist footprint.
Material from Irama Gema and Polyphony Più appeared on the music-sharing platform Audius through a user profile operating under the name hamzah. The profile featured several tracks drawn from the wider Om Pharaoh Records catalogue, representing another example of OPR-related material circulating beyond its original release platforms. Included as a redistribution / music-sharing appearance.
The early‑90s Durham Region compilation has found a home on scene.cx (from out of Nova Scotia), an active archive of underground music scenes. Another small piece of the lineage drifting outward.
The Acheulean Age program on CJSW (Calgary) featured a few tracks from the Dysfunctional Blender compilation during its April 11, 2026 broadcast. The two‑hour episode included “Ram The Nationalists” by Knilly and “I Walk The Line” by Lazy Hipper, alongside a wide range of experimental, folk, punk, and spoken‑word selections. A small appearance, but another instance of the 1994 Durham Region tape drifting outward into unexpected corners.
Colnect (Spain) – Bourgeois Doppelgänger
The Yellow Sunshine Microdot Happiness Band release Bourgeois Doppelgänger was catalogued on Colnect, an international collector and cataloging platform. The entry lists release information, track details, genre classifications, and associated metadata, making the album discoverable within the site's music database.
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