As a Frankfurt native, Oskar Offermann has of course been a longtime friend of the Robert Johnson club, first as a regular guest and later as a regular DJ. After spending 15 years in exile (Berlin, where else?) and putting out music on his own (White and Rimini) as well as befriended labels (Mule Musiq, Aim and Hardworksoftdrink), the long-lost son has finally come back home (Offenbach, where else?) and will debut on Live At Robert Johnson with three tracks that bring together Oskar's melodic approach and the bleepy sound of Frankfurt's new school. More

germany-via- artist osker offermann, the owner of leading label white presents us a quality dou-bled package on the mule, strongly effecting his meditated mindsets.
as well as his dj sets, his crafted productions have a superb balance between being not too exces-sive, but not being too minimalistic - creating the dynamism which make people move, based on his own aesthetic featured with well-polished, functional electro phrases and raw machine beats. because of its floating grooves, will be nice for club use, but also surely will be a good accompany for the home-listening. oskar continually points forward us the fact, that listening to deep house is no longer meandering journey, but something meaningful and fruitful in your life. More

after excellent debut album on mule musiq,oskar is back with four remixed tracks. legendary osunlade remixed most club friendly track on the album and it’s more dj tool jazzy deep house. oskar’s buddy edward remix is simply epic.very imaginative breakbeats track. frankfurt’s bodin&jacob’s remix is kind of mash up of some tracks on the album. it’s kind of early electro stuff. metamatics is well known in the end of 90’s.we like his moniker norken. hope you dig some of remixes! More

After efforts by Legowelt and Behling & Simpson, Berlin based Oskar Offermann comes up with the 3rd installment in the Riverette series.

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Oskar Offermann with a good mixture of early New York House sound and German Nu School deep house sound. More

big with John Daly, DJ Hell, Marcus Worgull,
Nick Curly, Wighnomy Brothers, Jazzanova,
Julius Steinhoff, Jimpster, Till von Sein,
Dionne, P.Toile, Trickski, Carsten Klemann,
Dave DK, Sevensol, Anthony Collins, Michael
Reinboth, Christopher Rau,..
Ok, first of all I want to reveal a myth: These infotexts are mostly written
by the labelowners themselves, not by hard-working editors. So
what happens, when the guy behind a label releases his own
music? Well, either he is a well-organised deadline-machine and
he asks somebody capable of doing this stupid job, or he realizes:
"Oh fuck the distribution what's to do their work and they needed this
sheet weeks ago..." So in the end, he's gotta do it himself: Of course,
now I could tell you how great this record is (what it is!) and what a
hell of a motherfucker I am (also true!)... but I prefer telling you
sentimental other bullshit instead... :) This EP marks a new
beginning in my career. Since some time now, "The Fog Burns Off"
and we get more and more stable in the buisness. Last year we
were on the road quite a bit and we found many new friends. People
from other cities, who believe in the same things, who do similar
stuff and who are of the same kidney as we are. So that makes me
very happy, which reflects in the music. For the first time I feel like
coming home, although we are at the beginning of our journey into
the industry yet. More