Oddin Music

Oddin Music’s shimmering vocals and synth-textured arrangements shape a sound that blends elements of art pop, etherpop, and electropop, while seldom exploring orchestral and chamber-like atmospheres. Rooted in strong vocal performances and synth-driven production, her sound recalls the cinematic intensity of Florence + The Machine and the atmospheric charm of AURORA, making it a natural fit for atmospheric and eclectic electropop playlists. Originally from Israel and now based in Mafra, Portugal, Oddin’s genre-blending sound resonates with fans of artists like St. Vincent, Bat For Lashes, and Imogen Heap. Her songs weave storytelling with bold pop production, reflecting themes of healing, transformation, and the feminine experience. Under her birth name, Avishag Ziv, she released two albums, two singles, and a bilingual EP, supported by crowdfunding campaigns and notable performances across Israel and Europe. Career highlights include sharing the stage with Israeli icon Corinne Allal, performing alongside author Eshkol Nevo, and earning 3rd place in the original song category at the Sanremo Festival in Italy. As Oddin Music, she has released two singles, including a cover of Rod Stewart’s I Don't Want To Talk About It and the cinematic The Redemption of the Goddess. With a string of singles and a debut EP on the way through Rexius Records, Oddin is entering a new chapter that expands her synth-driven, emotionally charged sound to a wider international audience.