ODESZA collaborated with a man who changed music as we know it—and didn’t even realize it at the time. Offering fans a look at what goes into making an ODESZA classic, the duo shared a behind-the-scenes mini-documentary examining “Light Of Day,” their collaboration with Ólafur Arnalds from The Last Goodbye. Much of the video explains the production and concept behind the single, but it goes much deeper than that. In 1972, a young recording artist by the name of Stephen Ambrose released a song called “Mary.” And while it received some radio play, it wasn’t what you’d call a household hit. After falling in love with Ambrose’s sound and determining it would be a perfect fit for “Light of Day,” ODESZA reached out to hi...
After the release of ODESZA‘s newest single, the hype for their long-awaited fourth album is bubbling over. The Last Goodbye is less than two weeks away, but the beloved duo have decided to give fans one last taste of honey before the hive. ODESZA today released “Light of Day,” a haunting collaboration with fellow Grammy-nominated multi-instrumentalist Ólafur Arnalds. A cinematic electronic ballad, the cathartic “Light of Day” finds ODESZA further embracing house music in ways they never have before. The track’s four-on-the-floor rhythms are beautifully contrasted by the ambient textures of Arnalds, a renowned Icelandic musician who ODESZA called “an incredible artist.” “‘Light of Day’ was one of the firs...