Roman (Italian) band formed around 2000, blending dub, reggae, pop and electronic elements. Reviews mention members including Vincenzo Leuzzi (Bove) and Andrea Leuzzi and highlight albums such as Otto Ohm, Pseudostereo, Naïf and Combo.

Otto Ohm are presented in DeBaser reviews as an Italian (Roman) band mixing dub, reggae, pop and electronics. Reviewers praise songwriting and vocal harmonies while sometimes noting banal lyrics or limited visibility. Albums repeatedly discussed include Otto Ohm (2000), Pseudostereo (2003), Naïf and Combo (2009). Standout tracks mentioned include Oro Nero and Telecomando.

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 Otto Ohm are simply themselves and continue to present music as they like it, a rhythmic dub that becomes, when needed, playful reggae or dreamy ballad.

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 This newly released single could be defined as their trademark.

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 Combo, one of the best Italian albums of 2009, is a perfect blend of melody, communicativeness, and lightness.

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 Bove, aka Vincenzo Leuzzi, is a true songwriter: from Domani to Strade inquiete, from Ogni piccolo particolare to Scusa.

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