OGENE

OGENE has made a notable impact in the pop scene with several catchy tracks. “Phenomenon” stands out with its infectious beat, drawing listeners in. “Illusion” showcases their knack for crafting memorable melodies. Other tracks like “Alive” and “Best Mistakes” add to their diverse sound, each bringing something unique to the table.

The duo’s song “Golden Hour” captures a laid-back vibe, while the radio edit keeps the energy up for mainstream audiences. Collaborations also feature prominently, such as “Yesterday,” which includes the talented Candy Dulfer. Tracks like “On Your Mind” and “Like U Know (Amy)” further expand their repertoire, making them a band to watch in the pop genre. With songs like “Multiverse,” OGENE continues to solidify their presence in the music landscape.

OGENE has recently released their latest album, “Garden of Hera,” which showcases a blend of styles within the pop genre. The album marks a new chapter for the group, featuring both fresh sounds and familiar elements that fans have come to enjoy.

Their new single “Illusion (feat. Tangarine) [acoustic]” offers a stripped-down take on the original, highlighting the emotive vocals and harmonies. Another track, “Yesterday (feat. Vinchenzo) [acoustic],” brings a reflective tone, complemented by its acoustic arrangement. The radio edit of “Golden hour” provides a polished, upbeat experience, while the original version of “Illusion” adds depth with its layered production. Each song contributes to the narrative found within the album, inviting listeners to explore the themes woven throughout the project.

OGENE has teamed up with other artists for several notable tracks. One standout collaboration is “Yesterday” featuring Candy Dulfer. This track brings together OGENE's vocal harmonies and Dulfer's saxophone expertise, creating a unique blend of pop and jazz elements. The interplay between the vocals and sax adds depth to the song, making it engaging for listeners.

The group also collaborated with themselves on songs like “Phenomenon,” “Illusion,” and “Alive.” Each of these tracks showcases their vocal range and harmonization, a hallmark of their style. “Phenomenon” and “Illusion” are particularly interesting as they explore themes of self-empowerment and emotional resilience. “Alive” captures a sense of vitality and energy, resonating well with their fan base. These collaborations highlight OGENE's ability to connect with diverse musical influences while maintaining their pop essence.