A Moment Apart

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All tracks are written by Odesza (Harrison Mills and Clayton Knight) with featured artists, except where noted.

A Moment Apart
A Moment Alone Cover.jpg
Studio album by
Odesza
ReleasedSeptember 8, 2017
Genre
Length56:06
Label
Producer
  • Harrison Mills
  • Clayton Knight
Odesza chronology
In Return
(2014)		A Moment Apart
(2017)		 Bronson
(2020)
Odesza albums chronology
In Return
(2014)		A Moment Apart
(2017)		 The Last Goodbye
(2022)
No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."Intro" 1:03
2."A Moment Apart" 3:54
3."Higher Ground" (featuring Naomi Wild) 3:35
4."Boy" 3:03
5."Line of Sight" (featuring WYNNE & Mansionair)
3:57
6."Late Night"
  • Mills
  • Knight
  • Kelcey Ayer
  • Matthew Frazier
  • Ryan Hahn
  • Andrew Hamm
  • Taylor Rice
3:48
7."Across the Room" (featuring Leon Bridges) 4:43
8."Meridian" 3:55
9."Everything at Your Feet" (featuring the Chamanas) 3:28
10."Just a Memory" (featuring Regina Spektor) 3:56
11."Divide" (featuring Kelsey Bulkin) 4:01
12."Thin Floors and Tall Ceilings" 2:58
13."La Ciudad" 4:31
14."Falls" (featuring Sasha Sloan) 3:52
15."Show Me" 3:38
16."Corners of the Earth" (featuring RY X) 5:05
Total length:56:06

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