Inside the Red Carpet Premiere of Odesza’s The Last Goodbye Film

Odesza premiered their ‘The Last Goodbye’ film at the Regal Theater in Los Angeles this weekend, inviting the electronic community to watch its debut. 

Brownies & Lemonade covered the event, bringing multigenre artist Chet Porter in to take over the red carpet and interview guests. He kept the good vibes up with humor and appreciation for the pair. The audio-visual experience brought in support and love for electronic music and Odesza’s career thus far.

Director Sean Kusanagi spoke with Porter, giving him props for running the carpet for the first time. Jai Wolf also attended the premiere, jokingly mentioning that he, “…liked [their] little cameos in it for like, two seconds.” Of course, Odesza made their way over, expressing their gratefulness for the creation and the opportunity to show it.

“Interviewed all the homies on the red carpet for the @odesza movie premiere last night. I’m pretty sure 99% of the footage is unusable because none of us could keep a straight face lmao. Huge congrats to the guys and Sean and the whole team, I love you guys!!!!!,” Porter wrote about the experience on Instagram. 

Foreign Family Collective, Odesza’s record label, commented, saying that they should make an entire movie based on the interviews. Along with a stellar production, ‘The Last Goodbye’ follows Odesza as they reflect on their path to becoming an incredibly impactful duo in music. 

Along with the first watch of the movie, Odesza recently announced their newest EP, ‘Flaws In Our Design’ with Yellow House. The producers are keeping fans on their toes with ‘The Last Goodbye’ and the six-track record, dropping on July 21. 

Tickets for ‘The Last Goodbye’ can be found here. The audio-visual experience is hitting select theaters on July 7. While we wait, watch the trailer for ‘The Last Goodbye Cinematic Experience’ here: 

Madison Duncan

Hi! My name is Madison and I was born and raised in Colorado, giving me immediate access to some of the best live music. I have two degrees from the University of Denver in Media Studies and Criminology and am passionate about music journalism. Some of my favorite artists are, but not limited to, Disco Lines, Tape B, Space Laces, and Whyte Fang.

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