Waze & Odyssey
- The mysterious duo Waze & Odyssey. Combining the best elements of nineties NY house and garage whilst still sounding totally fresh, W&O have seemingly appeared out of nowhere, clocking up their essential debut EP ‘Ah Baby’ on Miami’s petFood.
The pairs father in-law Fred Randolph owned and ran the local vinyl store (Ear Wax Records), all local funk & soul crews would pick up all their freshest cuts to play out that night, the place became legend to the small number that shopped there. It was from here the two, learnt everything they needed about the injection of feeling into music. Picking up a love for US house/garage they collected their way through thousands of records.
Later moving to Canada they started a decade-long residency at the Toronto nightclub ‘Garage $ale’, from there - NY, LA, Detroit, Chicago, LDN & Rome all became home for a short time..
The history is history, and this has to be heard.
Releases and Forthcoming releases on PetFood, Bodywork Records, Southern Fried Recordings, Sccucci Manucci, Wolf Music, Traveller Records & Kojak Giant Sounds 
- Discog//
DJ Nibc & Patrick L - Call Me (Waze & Odyssey Mix) - Trunkfunk
No Artificial Colours - Detroit Baby What (Waze & Odyssey's Garage Sale) - SinQ
Waze & Odyssey - Ah Baby (Here we go Again) - petFood023
Waze & Odyssey – Feel the Music – petFood023
Waze & Odyssey - C'mon EP - Body Work
Waze & Odyssey – See y’all Soon – Body Work
Waze & Odyseey – Stay away From Me – Body Work
Waze & Odyssey - 2 Cool 2 Clap - Southern Fried
Waze & Odyssey – Feels Good – Southern Fried
Waze & Odyssey – Keep Going – Southern Fried
Waze & Odyssey – Say Yes – Southern Fried
Waze & Odyssey – I Can’t Hear You (Dance) – Sccucci 
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The pair were hand raised by Fred Randolph in a basement over in the US of A after being orphaned.
Their parents, Lanoi & Sid went tragically missing after setting off one cold dark evening into the streets of NYC.
Fred happened to own the local record store that all the cats from the local hood would go get their soul, funk and house vinyls from way back when.
It was here the pair learn't what they know about music.
That's the history, the rest is to be heard.
Their parents, Lanoi & Sid went tragically missing after setting off one cold dark evening into the streets of NYC.
Fred happened to own the local record store that all the cats from the local hood would go get their soul, funk and house vinyls from way back when.
It was here the pair learn't what they know about music.
That's the history, the rest is to be heard.
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Date
2012
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