Camden Strikes Relaxation Gold with "What Are The Odds"

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It takes a lot of talent to translate the feeling of requiescence into a song. And yet, pianist, singer songwriter Camden has done it with his single "What Are The Odds." The soul pop tune is a collaboration between the Tennessee native, Florida beat maker EyeLoveBrandon, and British guitarist/songwriter Will Sensicle. "What Are The Odds’’ is a delicate tribute to the intimacy of truly good days. Camden's airy harmonies flow all around and in between a charming piano melody and easy going guitar riffs made for early evenings. Lovers of Tom Misch and Jordan Rakei look no further, we've found your new favorite artist.  

A twilight-tinged visual accompaniment to WATO drops today, directed by Mossflower Pictures. It's a perfect dancing picture for the eyes that fully depicts what WATO makes you feel. Camden gave us some insight into the visual saying, "We wanted to stay true to our surroundings, so we filmed it in my neighborhood in Donelson, TN... Throughout the beginning of the pandemic, I found myself going a lot to the lake near my house to catch the sunset. I wanted the video to capture that feeling, and bring back any good memories we might have experienced amidst the craziness of 2020."  

Listen to "What Are The Odds" here, and watch the video below!

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