"Melody is the essence of music." - Mozart

Kylie Odetta is an Indie/Pop, Christian, Singer-Songwriter from Greenville, SC. Her music is colorful, dreamy, and full of hope! 

She is a vibrant and compassionate storyteller in both song and conversation. Odetta has opened up for artists Jervis Campbell, Gavin DeGraw, Colbie Callait, Mat Kearney, Austin Mahone, Kyle Hume, and Liz Vice as well as played 100’s of her own live shows. She’s released over 10 musical projects, toured in the U.S. and U.K., has over 5 million collective Spotify streams, and is creating and releasing new music all the time. 

Her newest 4 song EP, “Grown”, released on March 15th, 2024. Since then she has released “Close” with Taylor Hungerford & Joey Noyes + “How To Let Go”, an acoustic and heartfelt single that she surprised her listeners with on her 27th birthday that made the New Music Friday playlist on Spotify. Next up is “October's Almost Over”… a fun alt/pop song for the “single and dating” releasing this fall. 

Follow Kylie on Spotify, Instagram, and more to follow her journey and keep up with the latest updates. @kylieodetta

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∆ L Y S is the solo project of Greenville, SC based writer and producer Rae Clark.  The project started in 2015 when they released their first full-length album "Into The Grey".  In the following year, Clark released "Momenthouse", a nostalgic acoustic EP.  They then released a second album, "TRACES" in February of 2017, followed by  "DERBY", an experimental electronic album.  In 2018 They released "Fantasma", a concept album that focused on emulating a sense of spirituality and darkness with melodic vocals backed by dynamic electronic beats and 80s style guitar riffs.  After taking a break to work on collaborative projects, The Parlor Pinks, and The Third Service, Clark released "Enid", an ambient ep created during the beginning of the 2020 pandemic. They have also worked on collaborations with MVTCHI, Rögg Collins, and Catch The Rise.

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