Misty Odell Los Angeles, California
After receiving her first guitar at age 4, Misty couldn't put it down - and for the next 30 years she would spend her time
perfecting an intricate finger-picking style, songwriting, and performing.
In 2005, after a long career in Criminal Justice, working with Juvenile Delinquents, Misty moved to Los Angeles to pursue a career in music, with the goal of song placements in TV and Film.
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