Main release
A distinct song released under Odeal’s own principal catalogue, including EP, mixtape and project tracks.
Artist recording catalogue
A recording-level archive of Odeal’s official releases, early collaborative projects, featured appearances and documented alternate versions. Singles later placed on a project are grouped with the same master rather than counted twice.
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References
References are collected here so the recording cards remain uncluttered. This list updates with the current filters.
Classification guide
Each row identifies whether Odeal is the principal artist, a guest or co-lead, part of an early shared project, or represented by an officially issued alternate recording.
A distinct song released under Odeal’s own principal catalogue, including EP, mixtape and project tracks.
A standalone co-billed or guest recording outside Odeal’s main project sequence.
A track from an EP jointly credited to Odeal with EDashMan or Marzi.
An official remix, no-drums, instrumental, a cappella, live or sped-up version.
An officially distributed continuous mix or similar public programme outside the standard song total.
Catalogue overview
The totals below are generated from the embedded recording dataset.
Long-form public programmes are represented once rather than treating every mixed source track as a new Odeal recording.
Counting rules
The archive follows the recording itself rather than the number of release pages on streaming services.
Questions
Notes on scope, duplicate releases and alternate versions.
The archive includes Odeal’s principal releases, tracks from jointly credited early EPs, guest and co-billed singles, and officially issued alternate versions.
The same master remains one recording even when it first appears as a single and is later placed on an EP, mixtape or album.
They were issued as distinct official tracks and present a materially different production or vocal configuration.
No. It is one continuous curated programme containing music by many artists, so the archive represents the mix once as a public project.
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