Ubik Media is also home to musician Omar Kamel, who has so far recorded 5 albums and worked on various soundtracks for short films, television spots, and various other projects. The first of these albums was Shabaka, this was followed by Sundance and MoonRise.

Omar has also released an experimental freely downloadable electronic album under the Pink Beam Consortium title as well as a collection of rock/pop songs titled SeptiC.

You can also visit his page on facebook to listen to a collection of tracks and find out any news.

SeptiC - 2008 Guitar-Rock Electronic Pop. A bit of this and a bit of that. English songs some more polished than others. Sonically diverse experiments in rock/pop.	MoonRise - 2007 The other side of SunDance, so to speak, Moonrise collects ten new groove-laden lunar-sublimated tracks and a remix of Purr-Caution.
Pink Beam Consortium (free) We understand that you've had trouble keeping things in-mind, and in-noos - and that things may fall to the left of your aorta. We have the cure.	SunDance - 2005 Designed to go along with the WDA DVD by Keti Sharif, and co-produced by Keti, Sundance contains dancy electronic sounds and live instrumentation.
Shabaka - 2001 Co-produced with Yanni Giovanos. Shabaka was Egypt's first ever electronic music album and fused elements from Egyptian media with live and electronic instrumentation.	Shabaka was released in 2001, and received excellent reviews from much of the local press after being released under the Sonar label, original home to artists such as Mohamad Mounir, Mostafa Amar, and others. Omar has also released two tracks on the Elektro-Misr audio CD, released 2004 in Egypt - both of Omars tracks from that cd ('But I Tried' & 'IsraelStine') are being re-released on a compilation cd due for release in France. They are also available online as part of the free online album The Pink Beam Consortium.

Ubik Media has also been involved in soundtrack design, mainly on short films, documentaries, and some television spots.