Do yourself one favor today: trust me.

I may not be a good enough writer to convince you to set aside some time and listen to Owsey. But perhaps I can try. Owsey (pronounced O-Zee) is the most talented producer I’ve ever heard – yes, even more than modern-day legends like Diplo. His style ranges from indie/electronic, ambient, drum-n-bass, and even simple piano solos, and in an extremely short time he’s accumulated a huge collection of original productions, collaborations, and remixes. Every track shows his amazing use of samples, musical diversity, and ability to just render you speechless by sheer beauty. One of his best tricks is inserting samples of emotional moments from movies such as The Tree of Life. It adds a thought-provoking aspect to his musical compositions.

So here’s the deal – he’s made his whole 33-track discography available for any price you want (yes, even nothing) on Bandcamp. If you just want to get a taste of his ability, here’s some of his best work below.

[NOTE: It will be pointless to listen on laptop speakers or shitty little earbuds - try your hardest to use loud headphones or speakers (your car would be perfect) to listen to these songs. There is so much detail buried in the track that you would only get a small slice of the track's range with laptop speakers.]

Cassette (Owsey Remix) – Stumbleine  ++

The Writer (Owsey Remix) – Ellie Goulding  +

The best remix I have ever heard of “Somebody That I Used To Know.” Most remixes have tried to turn it into a party song, which is fine if you wanna scream “SOMEBODYYY” in a club at 4 AM, but that doesn’t stay true to the reflective nature of the song that Gotye wrote. Owsey’s remix slows it down and turns it into a thoughtful work of art. It’s actually an improvement over the twangy sound of the original.

His music is also available on his SoundCloud and Facebook, and he updates both frequently with new music so it’s pretty delightful to follow him.

- Switch