“I felt as low as I’d ever been in my life, but when I accepted that feeling and stopped trying to fight it, it unleashed this creative whirlwind in me,” the singer told us.
They say breakdowns are really just breakthroughs in disguise, and such a notion beautifully applies to Odessa’s second single,"Live On," from her upcoming album All Things, produced by Jonathan Wilson , Wilco’s Pat Sansone, and Spoon’s Jim Eno. The dreamy, waltzing track evokes sentiments of peacefully waking up to the sun peaking through your window, correlating to the song’s overall theme of celebrating the endless possibilities that come with starting over and moving forward.
Feeling drained and creatively blocked, Odessa was yearning for the inspiration that would free her from her artistic rut. When her songs weren’t received with the same popularity on the radio that they’d previously acquired with streaming services, her record label began withdrawing support. By 2016, Odessa’s record deal had dissolved, her savings account was depleted and her creative rut had deepened. “I gave up and I just prayed. I didn’t know what else I could do,” she said.
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