Odd Mob

Odd Mob
Hope performing in February, 2026
Background information
Born	1993 (age 32–33)
Origin	Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Genres	EDM, house
Years active	2013 (2013)–present
Labels	Central Station Tinted Records
Members	Harry Hope
Past members	Robbie Jacobs

Harry Hope, better known as Odd Mob is an Australian DJ and record producer. Odd Mob was originally a duo, which included Hope and Robbie Jacobs; the latter left the duo in 2017. Odd Mob is most well known for the viral hit "Is It a Banger?", which placed at number 70 in the 2014 Triple J Hottest 100,¹ and "Left to Right", which has since amassed over 8.8 million streams on Spotify alone, gaining support from the likes of Skrillex, Fred Again.., Dom Dolla, Disclosure, Diplo and Chris Lake.

Odd Mob released their first single "The Tribe" in 2013, which was followed by "Jungla" in 2014. In September 2014, Odd Mob made a breakthrough with the track "Is It a Banger?", which became a viral hit² and was voted into the Triple J Hottest 100, 2014.¹ The song has since garnered over 8 million streams across various platforms.

In October 2015, Odd Mob released their debut EP, titled Diverse Universe.

In 2017, Jacobs left the band and Hope continued Odd Mob as a solo project.³

The 2022 single "Left to Right" marked a significant return to the spotlight, receiving support from figures like Skrillex, Fred Again, Dom Dolla, Disclosure, Diplo, and John Summit. The track, based on portions of Soulja Boy's hit song "Crank That", was praised by Soulja Boy himself.

Odd Mob experienced his most significant year to date in 2023, undertaking multiple back-to-back tours across North America and performing in major cities and festivals such as EDC, Coachella, Hard Summer, Shambhala, and Sunset Music Festival. Additionally, Odd Mob secured a spot at the BMO Stadium alongside John Summit and Mau P on 16 December. Odd Mob was also ranked in 42nd position in the 2023 1001 Tracklist Top 100 Producer poll. That year, he released "XTC" and official remixes for artists including Hayden James, Martin Solveig, Jax Jones, and D.O.D.; his catalog extends to bootlegs under the Oddities brand. Later that year, he released "Losing Control" on John Summit's Experts Only imprint, which accumulated 1.5 million streams in the first two weeks across all platforms.

In 2024, Odd Mob released a club remix of Sean Paul's "Get Busy", gaining support from Fisher, Diplo, and Dom Dolla.⁴ The remix was certified Gold by Australian Recording Industry Association (ARIA) in 2025.⁵

The Australian Independent Record Awards (commonly known informally as AIR Awards) is an annual awards night to recognise, promote and celebrate the success of Australia's Independent Music sector.

The Queensland Music Awards (previously known as Q Song Awards) are annual awards celebrating Queensland, Australia's brightest emerging artists and established legends. They commenced in 2006.