Ain’t nothing more powerful than love - O’DESSA, an epic rock opera written and directed by Geremy Jasper, is about a farm girl who embarks on an epic quest to recover a cherished family heirloom in the post-apocalyptic future.

Her journey soon leads her to a strange and dangerous city where she meets her one true love. However, in order to save his soul, she must put the power of destiny and music to the ultimate test.

Starring Sadie Sink, Kelvin Harrison Jr., Murray Bartlett, and Regina Hall, the films soundtrack - featuring 13 original songs written by Geremy Jasper and Jason Binnick - is now available on violet vinyl via Walt Disney Records.

Side A:
1. Here Comes the Seventh Son
2. Ramblin’ Down the Road
3. The Song (Love Is All)
4. Johnny Fame - performed by Kelvin Harrison, Jr.
5. Under the Stars
6. Feelin’ Free

Side B:
1. Cursed Six Strings - Performed by Bree Elrod
2. Ramblin’ Blues
3. Onederworld - Performed by Murray Bartlett and Emily Forsythe
4. Yer Tha One
5. Strangerland [Bonus Track]
6. Plazma Rose [Bonus Track]
7. O’Dessa’s Theme (Here Comes the Seventh Son Reprise) - Performed by Geremy Jasper and Jason Binnick

Personally, and now having watched the movie and listened to this glorious soundtrack vinyl twice over, I found it to be a strange and beautiful love story; one that I can easily see becoming a cult classic. The music was phenomenal and Sadie’s vocals are top notch perfect for those haunting ballads. And all set upon the background of a post-apocalyptic sci-fi 80’s vibe worked for me too as it made an interesting atmosphere for the two lost souls to find each other.

Putting the vinyl on the turntable, Side A opens on the throbbing muscle of Here Comes the Seventh Son, the folk-hued Ramblin’ Down the Road and the soft rocker The Song (Love Is All), before we are then treated to the ethereally-strewn Johnny Fame (from Kelvin Harrison, Jr.), the beautiful ballad Under the Stars, the delicate Feelin’ Free bringing the side to a close.

Flipping the color vinyl over, Side B opens on the folk-prog storytelling of Cursed Six Strings (from Bree Elrod, Pokey LaFarge and Sink), the elegant ballad Ramblin’ Blues and synth-crafted Onederworld (from Murray Bartlett and Emily Forsythe), which are in turn backed seamlessly by the lapidarian Yer Tha One, the robust Strangerland and the emboldened Plazma Rose, coming to a close on the shimmering wonderment that comes together within O’Dessa’s Theme (Here Comes the Seventh Son Reprise) (by Geremy Jasper, Jason Binnick and Sink).

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