Daily Whoo! – Shpongled Still
Unfortunately, “Everyone’s Daddy”, Raja Ram was not among the makers of this festival, for the first time since the present team took over organizing the event in 2012, but...Read More
Ozorian Prophet
To Build a Universe – Interview with OTT at Ozora ’22
Written by BLAZE We meet up with OTT backstage at Dragon Nest during Deva’s full house concert and just before his epic set. Ozorian Prophet – Whenever I listen...Read More
Daily Whoo! – “It was pure freedom!”
Written by BLAZE Every year at O.Z.O.R.A. there are a multitude of stories that make up the whole: a shining ball covered in a billion specks of glitter, which...Read More
Daily Whoo! – For the First-Timers at O
Written by BLAZE It’s been three long years since our last festival, so for many, this will be their first time here. Blaze offers some advice. So, it’s your...Read More
Daily Whoo! – Spider Boogie in Printless Paradise
As many returning Ozorians have noticed, we are experiencing how paperlessness works at this reunion edition. This not only means you did not get a pocket program guide at...Read More
Daily Whoo! – “That Day”
On Opening Monday, the Prophet played cupid and shared one of those warm, fuzzy stories that can both begin and end with “if it wasn’t for Ozora…” Today, on...Read More
Daily Whoo! – Till They Danced Happily Ever After
From country to country, from tribe to tribe, the key to paradise is one shared vibe.” Is every day an opening of some kind? Since the gates to our...Read More
Daily Whoo! – Big Sky in the Dome, Opening on the Ozorizon
Yes, it was! The Japanese Zero Day in the Dome was a stellar way to return to the source. Whoever I talked to today, felt the same, that it...Read More
Daily Whoo! from O.Z.’22
SUBARASHII! – Japanese Zero Day at the Dome The time has come for our Zero Day celebrations! Whoo! The last time we zero-d out in the Dome was “last...Read More
Daily Whoo! from O.Z.’22
Anything is Possible – OZORA ’22 is happening! We can finally say it’s happening! It’s been 3 years since the last time so many people could come to gather...Read More
