ODELI’s latest single, Jump, isn’t just a track—it’s a surge. Clocking in at a swift 1 minute and 32 seconds, the high-voltage release punches through self-doubt with a defiant grin. Dropped in 2025 and produced in the heat of the moment with Dauntonthebeat, Jump is the sound of someone coming out the other side of chaos stronger, louder, and ready to dance about it. “It’s about how I felt when I made it through something I thought would break me,” ODELI shares, and the urgency in their voice mirrors the track’s feverish pace. With its 178 BPM heartbeat, this song doesn’t ask for your attention—it snatches it.
The origin story of Jump is as raw as the track itself. No strategy meetings. No polished rewrites. Just ODELI, a recent life blow still echoing, and Dauntonthebeat capturing lightning in a bottle. “We didn’t overthink it—just let the feeling guide us,” ODELI says. That instinct-first approach forged a song that blends slashing electronic textures, chest-thumping bass, and vocals that cut through like truth at 3AM. The lyrics don’t wallow—they rise, steeped in resilience and a don’t-look-back kind of clarity.
ODELI’s musical DNA fuses dance, hip-hop, and electronic chaos with the kind of control that echoes Doja Cat’s swagger and Dua Lipa’s floor-filler finesse. Jump is set in A Minor, swirling with dark energy but pushed forward by a defiant pulse. It’s 82% energy, 65% danceability, and zero hesitation. “It’s high-octane, punchy, and full of life,” ODELI says. The song feels just as at home shaking a club’s walls as it does fueling a solo headphone moment when you need to remember who the hell you are.
What gives Jump its staying power isn’t just the beat—it’s the shift. The way ODELI’s flow locks in with the drop is the kind of sonic snap that makes you hit repeat without thinking. “That moment when my voice locks in with the drop—it’s the spark,” they say. And fans are catching it fast. Early listeners praise its urgency and its perfect ability to soundtrack the exact second you stop giving up on yourself. It’s not a slow burn. It’s an explosion.
Connection is core to ODELI’s momentum. Their fanbase—lovingly dubbed “Sirens”—doesn’t just stream the music; they feel it. “Your love fuels every bar,” ODELI tells them. And the love flows both ways—onstage, Jump transforms crowds into a sea of moving bodies, proving that even the most personal songs can spark collective release. Whether slotted between The Weeknd and Tinashe on a late-night drive playlist or blasting at a sweaty warehouse party, Jump fits.
Looking ahead, ODELI has no plans to slow down. More music. More visuals. More stories set to drop in 2026. “This is just the beginning,” they say. The mission? Stay raw. Stay real. Stay fearless. It’s a lane few artists manage to carve—and even fewer get to own.
“Big love to Daunt for bringing this vision to life,” ODELI says. “And thank you, Sirens, for riding with me.” Jump isn’t just a song. It’s a spark for anyone ready to leap—into healing, into movement, into the next bold chapter. Strap in. ODELI’s just getting started.