Odd Humans is a duo hailing from Salvador, Brazil. Old friends Sergio Franco Filho (Satânia, ex-Automata) and Enio Nogueira (Enio e A Maloca) wrote and recorded 4 acoustic songs back in 2000, attempting to capture their chemistry as songwriters already working together for a while. In 2001, they both reunited, wrote more songs and recorded a 6-song demo with Paulo Silva on drums and Renato Nunes on bass. Those were the years the project was called Mobile.

After years apart, collaborating on different projects, the duo decided to finally re-record the 6 songs plus the ones that didn't make it to the demo. Odd Humans' "Stranger Seems The Purpose" is a 13-song effort produced by Sergio, recorded by Jera Cravo (Lou, ex-Automata) - who also drums on the album, and showcases very solid songwriting through plenty of melody, dynamics and meaningful lyrics. Other guests include Gabriel Pettenatti (Enio e A Maloca) on bass and Matheus Brasil (Mirabolix) on acoustic guitar.

The album was mixed at Capricorn Studios by engineer Christian Cummings (Ken Andrews, Crash Encore, The Bronx) and mastered at Lurssen Mastering by Gavin Lurssen (Bad Religion, Tom Waits, Peeping Tom).

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