Oddisee returns to NPR’s Tiny Desk concert series but this time it’s at home. He first performed for the platform five years ago but now he is back with an at-home show inspired by his Odd Cure EP and COVID-19. He said he wrote the EP during eight weeks of isolation from March to May. His Good Company bandmembers drummer Jon Laine, DJ Unown on the MPC, bass player Dennis Turner and keyboardist and vocalist Ralph Washington are with him on location. Guitarist Olivier St. Louis, guitarist Saint Ezekiel and vocalist Priya Ragu join remotely from Berlin, Philadelphia and Switzerland. Oddisee and the band perform a five-song 20-minute set of songs exclusively from Odd Cure. 

Imperial and K.I.N.E.T.I.K. have a jazzy new song about taking long-distance journeys called “Travel The Map.” Oddisee is featured on the track that has been remixed by UK producer Micall Parknsun. The light touch of the piano and the overall airiness of the track automatically brings to mind travel by plane. “Travel The Map” is available on all platforms. 

Oddisee’s concerts have become one of the must-see live hip-hop showcases because of his Good Compny band. Beneath The Surface (Live) has arrived on time and it gives fans a chance to hear him live at will. Earlier this year Oddisee released The Iceberg and went on the biggest international tour of his career.

Oddisee shares another song from his upcoming Beneath The Surface (Live) album with “Like Really.” It is his first live album and it comes from his neverending tour schedule around the world. “Like Really” is from The Iceberg, Oddisee’s 10th studio album released earlier this year. Beneath The Surface (Live) comes out November 10th and can be pre-ordered now.