OZZTIN

CHAPTER 01

The artist and the sound

OZZTIN is the Denver-based DJ and producer Austin Lombard, whose releases cross multiple styles of American bass music. His agency biography traces the project to 2019, following years of experience in the studio, and describes support from artists including Excision, Liquid Stranger, TVBOO and Zingara.

The project combines carefully edited samples and bass synthesis into sets built for physical impact. It also makes room for unusual rhythmic passages and offbeat ideas, giving the producer options beyond one conventional dubstep drop pattern.

A growing underground bass audience can often discover an artist first through a flip or a recording shared by another producer. OZZTIN’s agency describes the role of viral flips and high-impact live sets in developing his recognition, an increasingly common pathway into regional and festival programming.

CHAPTER 02

Recordings and the wider scene

His releases have appeared on imprints including Subsidia, SubCarbon, Spicy Bois, Trippy Bee Records and Wubaholics. These labels connect him with several overlapping communities within bass music, each with its own preferences for weight, arrangement and atmosphere.

The agency biography also documents collaborations with TVBOO and Lumasi, as well as festival appearances at Lost Lands, WAKAAN and Sound Haven. These are useful context markers because they distinguish a real touring career from a placeholder name discovered on a flyer. They should not be treated as verification for any future booking unless the corresponding event is separately confirmed.

CHAPTER 03

What listeners and DJs can learn

The DJ Hangout already has a verified November 27 Oklahoma City event featuring TVBOO, Twopercent and OZZTIN. That show gives this artist a concrete connection to the existing event directory and venue coverage.

For a promoter comparing independent bass acts, OZZTIN’s profile offers several practical reference points: label releases, collaborative credits, genre range and confirmed past performances. An honest artist database makes those facts easy to find while leaving unsupported personal history, exaggerated rankings and unlicensed photographs out of the page.