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Oddly Godly Balances Tranquility and Turmoil With Forward-Thinking Single “SERENITY” via BREAK ROOM Records

US-based producer Oddly Godly returns to BREAK ROOM with “SERENITY,” a trap-leaning wave hybrid that extends his devotion to bass music’s outer edges. Marking his first solo single on the imprint, the track captures a rare composure within the chaos, balancing tranquility and turmoil in a way that has become unmistakably his.

“SERENITY” opens in a suspended hush: humming vocalizations gliding above soft-lit pads, each phrase casting a calm that feels almost sacred. The stillness is short-lived as sharp drum programming fractures the quiet, ushering in a low-end surge built from thudding sub pressure, serrated percussive clanks, and distorted bass mutations. Hyped vocal chops ricochet through the mix, weaving around celestial hardwave motifs that flare and dissolve as the track pivots between serenity and rupture. The result hits with a biblical sense of scale—measured, then merciless.

The single arrives on the heels of Oddly Godly’s recent BREAK ROOM outing, “Close” with Malixe, which drew radio support from Alison Wonderland and Don Diablo, while earning coverage from IMPRINT, Fresh Music Freaks, Skope Mag, Aizen., Global Money World, Find Your Sounds, and Indie Dance. His profile has only accelerated since this year’s EDC Las Vegas, where he took the stage on the BREAK ROOM–hosted art car, further solidifying his presence across the festival circuit. Industry champions including RL Grime, Subtronics, Alison Wonderland, Zeds Dead, Seven Lions, Virtual Riot, and Slumberjack continue to amplify his momentum.

With releases across Sable Valley, Bassrush, and Ophelia, Oddly Godly has established himself as a rising force shaping the future of trap, dubstep, and drum & bass. His sound is rooted in bass tradition yet constantly stretched toward new dimensions, defined by spiritual undertones, intricate sound design, and a fearless commitment to pushing form forward.

“SERENITY” feels like the next step in that evolution: a precision-built descent from calm into chaos, delivered by an artist who thrives at the intersection of beauty and mayhem. As BREAK ROOM’s identity continues to sharpen around cutting-edge bass, Oddly Godly stands as one of its clearest conduits—crafting work that feels touched by something beyond the familiar.

Oddly Godly’s new single “SERENITY” is available on all platforms via BREAK ROOM Recs.

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