Leslie Odom Jr. is a multifaceted artist whose talents span across acting and singing. Born on August 6, 1981, he captured public attention and critical acclaim with his Tony Award-winning portrayal of Aaron Burr in the Broadway phenomenon "Hamilton." This pivotal role cemented Odom Jr.'s status in the theater world, but his artistry extends well beyond the stage. Following his Broadway success, Odom Jr.'s musical career soared as he embraced both his love for jazz and contemporary music.
His solo work showcases a smooth, empathetic vocal style, as illustrated in albums like "The Christmas Album," which features a collection of holiday classics tinged with his signature finesse. Odom Jr. also ventures into the cinematic realm with songs like "Speak Now," which is part of the soundtrack for the film "One Night In Miami..." and has earned him a nomination for Best Original Song at the Academy Awards. Balancing themes of love, social commentary, and inspiration, his recent releases such as "When a Crooner Dies," "Loved," and "Holding on to Us" continue to build upon a discography that highlights his versatility as an artist. Off the mic and screen, Leslie Odom Jr. is also an author, with his book "Failing Up" offering insights into his life and career, empowering others with lessons learned from his own experiences and setbacks.
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