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Odeal
Odeal is a trio that formed in 2018, with Caryl Shaw on vocals, Max Marshall handling production and instruments, and Ethan Reed on drums. Their first EP,...
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Odeal is a trio that formed in 2018, with Caryl Shaw on vocals, Max Marshall handling production and instruments, and Ethan Reed on drums. Their first EP, 'Awaken,' came out that same year and included the track 'BE FREE,' which got some attention for its airy sound and reflective tone.
They followed up with 'The Lost Tapes' in 2019, a set of unreleased and live material, and then put out the album 'Reverie' in 2021. Songs like 'Coffee (Don't Read Signs)' and '1942' show their mix of dreamy melodies and soulful rhythms, leaning into experimental textures without losing a groove.
Their lyrics often touch on personal freedom and social themes, which has drawn both fans and some debate. They keep things fairly low-key, letting the music, built around Shaw's vocals, Marshall's arrangements, and Reed's percussion, speak for itself.
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