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Spotlight Monday: Odeal

by Reuben Adewale

For an artist who has lived in and experienced different countries, such as Germany, Nigeria, Spain, and the UK, blending genres in the most beautiful and sonic way will be an inevitable part of their music. Odeal is one such artist.

After absorbing various musical cultures around the places and cities he spent most of his teenage years in, Odeal moved back to London in 2017 and combined all he had heard to create a body of work that truly fit his vision, featuring a blend of R&B, Afrobeats, and more. This led to his extended play (EP), “Pragma”, which marked the beginning of his journey. He joined the list of artists pioneering the alté movement in the UK.

His passion for Graphic Design is evident in the direction of his sound, which is musically inclined. One of the songs that gathered attention was “Coffee (Don’t Read Signs)”, a blend of R&B and Afrobeats that earned him fans both at home and overseas. His follow-up track, “Be Easy” (2023), featuring Brazy and her viral “Attends” verse, further solidified his presence. Odeal’s music is not just a vibe but contagious enough to keep listeners locked in, with fresh lyrics and good vibes that leave people wanting more. This is evident in his viral “Soh Soh” snippet, which went viral on TikTok and inspired a signature dance where lovers and friends dance to the sound.

Odeal’s unique blend of genres and cultures has cemented his position as a leading force in the alté movement. With his passion for music, he continues to push boundaries and inspire a new generation of artists. As his music resonates with fans worldwide, it’s clear that Odeal’s  journey is only just beginning. With each new release, he solidifies his place in the music industry, creating a lasting impression that will be remembered for years to come. 

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