Oliver has been a recognised figure in the Techno scene for some time.
Beginning his DJ life in 1991 while working in a local record shop in Buckhurst Hill, Essex called Bass Box Records (owned by legendary rave organisation Raindance).
He cut his teeth in the early Techno scene around London playing clubs such as EC1 and Greys Inn. In 1993 he moved to New York where he became involved with the evolving Rave scene, helping put on various events as well as DJing at clubs and events around the city.
Upon returning in 1995 he started the record label and DJ booking agency Morpheus Productions. Under this pseudonym he also released his first records.
In 1998 he was offered the residency at Dublin’s JDP events that were held in the club ‘The Kitchen’ - which was in the basement of the Clarence Hotel owned by Bono (U2). It was at this time he started Urban Substance cords with JDP owner Jason Denham and releasing his own music, as well as other artists such as Robert Armani.
Oliver later joined the Electro / Techno / Funk outfit Detroit Grand Pubahs. Taking up the pseudonym (The Mysterious) Mr O he produced alongside Paris the Black FU for their own label Detelefunk label. More recently he has collaborated with Ben Long (Space DJz) on numerous releases and provided remixes for labels like Torque, Engineroom, Beard Man and BulletDodge Records.
In 2001 alongside partner Jonas Stone he started EPM Music, which has grown over the years to become one of the most reputable electronic music companies working in digital distribution & music publishing.
EPM’s co-founder and one half of the Detroit Grand Pubahs, Oliver Way has spent the best part of a quarter century promoting and pushing other artists, currently managing Robert Hood, Floorplan, Eddie Fowlkes, James Ruskin & Mark Broom.
His debut solo album was released in 2018 titled ‘From The Shadows’ on the EPMMusc imprint.
Since then he has started a label with Laurent Garnier & Scan X called Cod3 QR and continues to release new music under his own name and with various collaborations.