Sean Paul & Odd Mob - Get Busy

Early AAA support from the likes of Dom Dolla, Fisher, Diplo, Joel Corry, Layton Giordani, Yotto, Armin Van Buuren, Wax Motif, Kygo, Noizu and many more.

After his bootleg became extraordinarily popular, chart-topping Australian DJ Odd Mob has released the first official rework of dancehall legend Sean Paul’s worldwide #1 hit, ‘Get Busy’.

“Crazy to see a cheeky little bootleg I made for my sets recently is getting an official release!” says Odd Mob. “This rework is completely carefree and doesn’t take itself too seriously at all. Simple, a bit speedy and a bit silly.”

‘Get Busy (Odd Mob Club Mix)’ has been a mainstay in Odd Mob’s live performances for the past year, including sets at Coachella, EDC, Shambhala, Hard Summer, and more. The track has further drawn support from such like-minded artists as Fisher, Wax Motif, Diplo, Dom Dolla, R3HAB, Tiesto, to name only a few. Continuing to dominate dance floors around the globe with this infectious rework, Odd Mob will soon be performing it live on an epic international tour, including Beyond Wonderland, Electric Forest, Weeze, Germany’s Parookaville, Tomorrowland Belgium 2024, Elrow @ Amnesia, as well as a special support slot @ Ushuaia, Ibiza, Montreal, QC’s îLESONIQ, and Palm Springs, CA’s Splash House.

After spending years meticulously honing his craft, Odd Mob has now firmly planted himself at the forefront of the global electronic music’s future, known for his ability to diversify across genres, emphasizing the unconventional and going from strength to strength with every innovative production. Odd Mob – aka Brisbane-based Harry Hope – skyrocketed into the spotlight with the 2022 festival hit ‘LEFT TO RIGHT’ which saw support from the likes of Skrillex, Fred Again.., Dom Dolla, Disclosure, Diplo and many more. The boundary-pushing producer hasn’t slowed down since, subsequently releasing such tracks including ‘XTC’, ‘All Day, All Night’ and ‘Losing Control’, all of which saw Odd Mob surpass more than 50M streams across platforms.