Registered Artist Profiles

west yorkshire rapper originating from brighouse, started from 22.1.11 and have only recently been getting into the recording studio, perform at local pubs and clubs including the Huddersfield Parish Hip Hop Champloo tournament and Beats and Pieces. Backing singer (Elekhtra) aka ma girlfriend Emma Louise O'keefe, racked up about 60 tracks in total so far, and continueing 16.10.11 - entered Open Mic UK Regional Finals in Dewsbury and performed Cant Back Down original track and Lose Yourself cover track

ODi is an Irish singer, songwriter and musician who manages to blend elements of Joan Armatrading’s pathos, Beth Orton’s eye for the quirky and deep with a touch of Dido’s bed-sit romance to produce her own unique, captivating sound. The gifted singer released her Debut album “Maslow’s Songbook” in 2009. Recorded with producer Karl Odlum (Fionn Regan, The Frames, David Kitt). The album encapsulates ODi’s stunning voice, songs and lyrics set to a range of beautiful musical landscapes featuring contributions from Colm Mac Con Iomaire (The Frames / Swell Season) and Rónán Ó Snodaigh (Kíla). In the 2 years following the release of her debut ODi has toured extensively across the UK, Ireland and Europe winning many fans and plaudits along the way. ODi is currently working on a new material before returning to the live scene UK, Irish & European tour dates planned for May 2012. Press Quotes & Reviews “ODi’s debut is a lovely, lovely record” Bob Harris BBC Radio 2 “Glorious vocals bring this stunning album to life” Maverick ★★★★ FATEA Magazine Award – Top 3 female vocalist of 2010 alongside Thea Gilmore & Fay Hield. “Originally from Co Wexford in Ireland, singer-songwriter ODi has the aura, voice and poise, which provides a musical glow, to every member of the audience. A very special performer now receiving the plaudits she richly deserves” Leeds Music Scene “ODi has a winning voice, and an unaffected presence . Her vocal glides effortlessly around beguiling melodies.” HOTPRESS “Ireland has no shortage of singer-songwriters… from among the masses of hopefuls, dreamers and chancers emerge a few young songwriters with real potential, a willingness to think differently, and who show promise for the future. …One such individual is ODi.” Kernan Andrews – The Galway Advertiser