Liza Anne

Elizabeth Anne Odachowski, known professionally as Liza Anne, began her music career in 2010. She released her debut full-length album, “The Colder Months”, in 2014. This was followed by her second album, “Two”, in May 2015. Over these initial years, Liza Anne established her presence in the music scene. Her third studio album, “Fine but Dying”, was released on March 9, 2018. This period also saw her open for Kacey Musgraves and Ray LaMontagne on sold-out tours and make her national television debut on CONAN. Hayley Williams of Paramore invited Liza Anne to join their inaugural Art + Friends festival, highlighting her growing recognition.

Her fourth full-length album, “Bad Vacation”, was released in 2020. This album reflected a period of personal growth and self-discovery following emotionally challenging years on tour. Songs like “Desire” and “Devotion” from “Bad Vacation” were produced by Justin Meldal-Johnsen, with the remaining tracks co-produced by Liza Anne, Kyle Ryan, and Micah Tawlks. The album also features collaborations with Nashville musician Lou Hayat. In 2023, Liza Anne released her most recent record, “Utopian”, further expanding her discography.

Throughout her career, Liza Anne has focused on themes of mental health, self-awareness, and personal autonomy in her music. This approach has resonated with audiences and critics, earning her praise for her honest lyrics and dynamic sound. She has actively engaged with mental health advocacy, notably launching #EmotionalHealth2020 rallies, a live interview series focused on mental health.