blues-rock singer-songwriter
Odin was born in 2008 in Zagreb, Croatia. He started playing guitar at the age of 12 and immediately began writing his own original songs, soon appearing on the stages of blues festivals. So far, he has written more than 30 authentic songs. He says, “I didn’t discover the Blues — it discovered me.”
He emphasizes that emotional expression is the most important aspect of music to him, and his passion for music earned him scholarships from the European Blues Union for the prestigious Little Steven’s Blues School in 2022 and the Pinetop Perkins Foundation in 2023.
He also represented the young forces of Croatian blues at the International Blues Challenge in Memphis in 2024. He is actively performing, sometimes collaborating with other musicians such as Matt Pascale, Otto Junior, and United Blues & Rock Explosion with Creedence Clearwater Revival and more.
He first gained attention with his debut single “The Wild West War,” which he released at just 13 years old under the label Dancing Bear Records.
Two years later, he released the powerful song “Mannerist Blues” with producer Fabrizio Grossi and co-producer Matt Pascale.
The same team continued working together in the following years on the uplifting single “Diona’s Help.”
His latest mature song, “Bottom Of The Circle,” suggests that an album is on the way.
